What happened
Two pilots were taxiing their respective aircraft eastbound on the south taxiway, heading toward the run-up area. The pilot of a Stinson reported that he was unable to see the Midget Mustang positioned ahead of him. This lack of visibility was attributed to the small size of the Midget Mustang and the large nose area characteristic of the Stinson, which is a conventional gear airplane.
As the Stinson moved forward, it overtook the Midget Mustang from the rear. During this maneuver, the Stinson's propeller made contact with the other aircraft, causing damage to the tail, fuselage, and wings of the Midget Mustang.