Thanks Muggen, in reality other than the sound, you would have a hard time not knowing it was prop plane. Flies nice, but you really need the power to get her in the air. Once there she flies fine. I have noticed the tail slides in the turn, probably related to the fact that the original design did not have a prop wash spilling against the vertical stab. The flaps really help with landing. Be sure to have your elevators set to high rate for landing, and use some expo. I am going to add a set of SpringAir retracts t omine, it just doesn't look right to have those wheels hanging down.

BTW mine also had a little damge to one of the blisters on the left wing. Although it is only cosmetic, it would be nice to be able to replace it.
Tommy