A plane-mad engineer has spent five years and £50,000 building a perfect replica of the Red Baron's Fokker triplane - and is still flying it despite coming close to death in a crash. Paul Ford ...

Exhaust placement wasn't a big deal when the Red Baron debuted in Detroit; folks loved it. When Larivee and Miller brought it to California and showed Daniel, however, the model maker fumed.

While Red Baron is never maddeningly hard, it does have the disconcerting knack of making you feel like you are living on borrowed time. Survive a year or two and it's impossible to peruse your ...