My second plane was an Ultra stick and as long as you get help setting the control throws to a minimum it is a very easy plane to fly and land also you can learn many acrobatic maneuvers when you are ready. My first Low wing was a sig 4 star .60 and it is a real easy plane to fly it does float so it lands more like a trainer than most low wing aircraft. I have found that after flying those two for a while I have really increased my flying skill and am now flying some warbirds and more advanced aircraft. I have found that the control throws are very important especially on a new plane A flying buddy of mine did not think this was a big deal and crashed his Ultra stick 60 on it's first flight because he had max control throw and could not handle it. Once he got another one and set the throws to a minimum he did great. Like I suggested get some help with the throws and have someone do a test flight for you and you'll do great.