Just to elaborate on what Eddie wrote; The Kingcat is probably one of the best flying sport jets you can buy and the all around flight characteristics are perfect in every aspect. If you attend the jet meets you will often find that when others are grounded due to very strong winds, the Kingcats are one of the few still in the air because they are so stable in both flight and during landings. One of the main reasons I bought mine was because I got tired of going to meets and having limited flying time due to wind conditions. My very first flight was in a 20 mph head wind and it was no problem at all.
There is absolutely no pitch up like the Kangaroo. Go arounds are like any other sport plane, simply throttle up and add elevator without having to worry about the plane pitching up and down. Kangaroo's on the other hand can give you quite a surprise if you don't know what to expect and try to make a go around.
Anyway, go for it Paul and you will be glad. I have about 120 flights on mine now and I think it is great plane...Gary