I took delivery of the plane, and found it is made in Viet Nam. Hmmm. Been there. Done it. The frame and plane look very nice. I will not use their hardware and will put a 2 degree wash -out on each wing panel. That forged aluminum engine mount is a joke.

The hobby shop did agree to take it back when I received it. If I do keep it, I will build it under a microscope, check for the smallest of warps and wing incidents. Got to be a reason for the snap rolls. It all points to a tip stall. Well, for now I'm having too much fun with the Seamaster to mess with it an still have a Seamonster to build and fly.