gphil these planes are cut very well with close fitting parts. Plus they have some of the nicest wood I have seen. I have the Loadstar and a Krafty 60 in my attic now. Joe Bridi planes fly like magic carpets and are simple, well thought out designs that go together fast. My buddy started on his Aircruiser 25 last night. He had one wing panel set together in about 15 minutes.

My kits have very stout aluminum main gears and great planes adjustableengine mounts. They did not skimp on the hardware. The Loadstar has a 72" wingspan and can be seen a long way off. It flies better than the Hanger 9 cub I used to have.

I don't think you would be disappointed with the plane.