ORIGINAL: jessekib
Oh and just so yall know i was no danger to no one but myself i was in my yard by myself with nothing but crawfish fields around my house and the nearest neighbors a good mile away. LIke i said i was prepared to face the conciqueces but i didn't know that it would hurt this much! Any positive responses would be helpful. Thanks.[&o]
Britbrat, perhaps you only noticed what you wanted to notice. Sounds like he was far away from people. To him, maybe a wood shed is a building. Lighten up a little. The man wants positive replies.
Jessekib,
If possible, post some pics of the damage, and I'm sure someone can tell you exactly what you need to do to get it into the air again. Most balsa planes can be fixed after a crash. Of course, there are those occasions when a new kit would be much easier. I will say this, soft mud tends to help salvage aircraft more than hard ground!