Speaking of sig and prefab. When I assembled a Rascal 110 last year, it took me 10 minutes to put together the entire main gear assemble including wheels, and wheel pants. This included the time to find all the parts and remove them from the plastic bags and read the instructions. I've spent days cutting and sanding and gluing wheel pants with other "arf" kits so the Sig gear was a sweet surprise. Looks like the sundancer has a very similar gear setup to the Rascal. Sig does seem a bit more expensive when you are looking at the outside of the box, but once you dig in and start putting things together, you realize how nice their stuff is and it's worth the extra money. Every thing I've had from Sig flies wonderfully. I've never met an airplane I didn't like, and there is a lot of other good stuff out there, but you just can't go wrong with Sig.