The kit should come with most of the necessary hardware, however, there are a couple of things to consider. The kit I bought came with an 8 oz. fuel tank and I would recommend going with a 10 or 12 oz. If you put the 8 oz in with the .46, it doesn't give you alot of flying time.

Also, the kit comes with nylon pushrods. I would strongly suggest using something else. I built and flew mine for the first time in January of this year and about mid April I was doing some routine maintenance and cleaning. The pushrods were beginning to show signs of stress and in fact when I pulled them out, the rudder pushrod had one point were it looked like it had been trying to split clear through.

The plane is a fantastic plane to fly and is a good kit to build. Goes together fast and straight. Is very tame on low rates but is a hoot with the throws up high.

Hope this helps.

T.