I know the anticipation to get a new plane up and going is very great indeed. But as with most ARF's or RTF's for that matter, the need to go through these and touch-up and support any areas that are needed is totally going to be up too us. (the cotumer's) I've done my share of gripping to these companies about this sort of thing. The problem is that most of the time they don't even see there own product let alone know the quality of it. So just a good suggestion, go over it before you start building, and if there are defects they will almost always make good. As far as glueing and such it is up to us to be sure that it is right. These are all great planes and fly very well and a little epoxy or even med. CA will prevent problem's down the road. Even if it looks good, still go over it anyway just to be sure. Besides, the amount of time it takes it too dry is far less than waiting to hear back from them with those type replies. And to me thats flying time wasted.. lol


Shane