That has got to be one of the best names i've seen for a plane...won't forget that one in a hurry !
Of note is the top wing join, really very elegant. Might be difficult for a pilot to see out of, but while there won't be one it works eh. Missing wing bracings is also a note...I really quite like that plane and wish you every success with the covering and maiden.

Ahh, well it beats Silversun or Rascal or hopefully another name that really isn't a plane and i'd risk upsetting someone lol. The more standard names anyway. I mean, Frog is the manufacturer ? that's hilarious.

A biplane without wing bracings would be a fine sight. A similar but dual pole piece might give enough strength for a scale glider. Angled at 45 degrees outward from the fuselage. Would also let the non existant pilot see out better, if that makes any sense.
Will be good to see the finished plane and hopefully some flight pics.

Frog stands for Flies Right Off Ground, and was one of the world's biggest names in model aircraft, both flying models and non-flying scale models, between about 1930 and the 1970s.
See the first link for some historical info and some pictures of their fabulous pre-war ready-to-fly models, and the second link for many kit plans.http://www.houseoffrog.co.uk/solent.htmhttp://www.houseoffrog.co.uk/

I thought the little Tomtit and its brother the Redwing looked a little bare without any decals, ebay to the rescue, provided a few sheets of water slide decal paper and a few moments with a friends inkjet printer and bingo!