The price of the Stuka is a bit expensive, yes. It looks to me like they are targeting people looking for their first warbird, and need something that has docile flight characteristics. In that since, I would say it's worth it. Keep in mind that it used to be a $250.00 ARF about 10 years ago, so essentially, the price increased with inflation. I don't blame Great Planes, I blame our current monetary policy. Get used to higher prices in the future.

Also: It's about time that SOMEBODY came out with a Stuka that the rest of use can build and fly, from a well known company that offers readily available parts. It may be expensive, but I wouldn't hesitate to buy it knowing that it's fixable should something break.

NorfolkSouthern