This thread has made me a little more at ease, as I will start my first build in the not too distant future. I will be building the Tiger 60 as my first, after my Gee Bee arf is done and I get my engine and all. Even though I have the luxury of an experienced builder here at home to help guide me, I've still been paranoid about screwing it up. So now when I make a mistake, after reading all this I'll know that it happens, can be fixed, and it doesn't mean the airplane won't fly. It's the older, experienced modelers like the guys that have posted here that keep this hobby alive by passing down experience, advice, and encouragment. Without them, a whole lot of new people to the hobby would give up and quit. Thanks guys.

By the way JonGurley, I was born and raised in Goldsboro on SJAFB, any chance you fly at ECRC?