---hahum, if you really want to make a scale reno racer, you will have to clip wings "dyssimetrically"----

Just don't use the same techinique I used to clip the wing.

I was at a fly-in hot doggin my Mustang. This was the first time I had flown at this particular field. I went in for a low inverted pass. I was about 5 off the ground when I heard a whack and the plane looked as if it had exploded. It so happens that I clipped a support wire for a wind sock that was mounted in the middle of the flying field. I lost about 4 inches of one wing as well as a good part of one aileron. The plane yawed hard towards the tip that hit and pitched up. I was able to recover and land the plane. I had to hold almost full aileron to keep it flying staight and brought here in using the rudder. It was an ugly landing, but the only damage on landing was a bent retract.

There was a group of pilots in a circle talking when it happened. I'll never forget what I heard one of them say sounding a little puzzled, "I heard him crash, but he's still flying."

That's the last itme I want to fly anything with a non-symmetrical wing. Sorry, quite a bit off the subject.