OK Enough is enough! What! in my post offended anyone? There is nothing I said I would retract. Building an aircraft from a box of wood is and art as well a craft. Seeing your aircraft fly for the first time is a pleasure no one can take away.

To Build an Aircraft RIGHT! is Experience!! Today's INTERNET and Forums as this one allows the experience to be passed on. If I tell you that a gap in your wing saddle is a mistake and can be corrected with a little more time and patience then fix it if you want. If not so be it! Leaving a gap, bending the Wing Support tube, covering up the gap with monokote is not the solution.

If you read the posts and take in what is being said I wasn't being harsh at all. You that have commented as to a problem you neglected to repair is your problem. Don't pass it on as the Norm to a new modeler it's wrong.

Now don't be sending me anymore of these garbage emails! For you Tmproff, I'm almost 50 and started at the age of 6 modeling flew my first nationals at the age of 8. I've had well over 200 students over the years and my best is #2 Canadian Champion and # 30 in the World. Yes I taught him how to build and fly and yes I'm proud that I contributed in any way. I'm a very Jovial person and love this hobby with over 54 Aircraft in my stable that makes me an Addict.
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