Here's a great YouTube vid of pilot and his aluminum Foil twin engine Cri-cri. What a blast it must be to fly that baby. I don't know if the guy is really tall or the cockpit is really that small.
From Wikipedia:
Designed in the early 1970s by a French aeronautical engineer Michel Colomban, the Cri-cri aircraft is the world's smallest twin-engine aircraft. At only 16' wingspan and 12'10" length, it is obviously a single-seater.
The Cri-cri Fan Site has more information.
Oh, he’s so funny! But if you think harder, it isn’t that easy to be in such a plane, it takes a lot of courage to do this
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On whole world is now registered more than one hundred-fifty Cri-Cries in many construction versions, with different engines, etc. Majority of them flies in their native country (France). It’s over 110 planes, the second country is the USA with over twenty registered planes. The United Kingdom, Germany and Canada is following.
Unfortunately, there is no sign about this georgeous ultralight homebuilt plane in the middle or Eastern Europe, so probably everyone who built it would become the very first owner in this part of the world