I'm probably going to copy the model that came after the JM-2 in that last link. The JM-3 was very similar but had a double tapered wing and did not have the small canard up front. There are no plans or kits. The original was a welded steel tube frame with a carbon fiber/epoxy skin. It was not very damage resistant and was designed and built for racing. I'm leaning towards a wood foam and carbon sandwich for the formers and spars with aircraft grade plywood for the skin. A small second tandem seat, larger cockpit and possibly RG. I'll most likely use a Mazda 13b rotary with reduction drive. I'm just about to start on a 16% wood model.
I own a business that helps make me money so far so good. However we wanted to expand our business by purchasing a new building but I got turned down on a loan even though I was willing to pay 20% down in cash and have good credit. So I negotiated a 3 year lease to buy option that locked in the current price of this building so that hopefully when the credit markets unfreeze I will be either able to get a loan or a cosigner. I hope to expand the business in another state during the recession and do better than our competitors since so far I don't need more credit lines than what our suppliers already gave us. I don't have time to play video games.