How do you re-create a 1912 airplane when you can’t find a 130-year-old airplane builder to help you?
You do what those craftsmen did: You keep trying until something works.
That was part of the approach to building the replica 1912 Curtiss Pusher biplane on display at Pearson Air Museum.
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