As the end of the 2007 flying season began to draw to an end, I finally decided that I needed to build something this winter that I really  built.  The last several planes I have put together have been ARF’s.  Nothing against ARF’s, but I just wanted to feel raw balsa wood and get  glue on my fingers for a change.  Something had been missing in my flying experience, so I decided it was time to scratch build something,  now I just had to decide what. 
     I knew I wanted it to be a fun-fly type and it had to be light as I wanted it to be electric.  It did not have
 to have 100% 3D capabilities, but as close as I could to 3D would be nice.  I also knew that I did not want it to be as big as a 40-size type of plane, I was thinking more in the 20 to 30 size.  After talking with a fellow flyer at the air field about my growing urge to scratch build something fun-fly’ish, he said that he may have something of interest at home.  It turned out that he had the plans to a Jim Weaver What’s-It which is a 32 to 46 size fun-fly.  He was able to shrink the plans down to about a 25 size and printed them off for me.