You've never really had any fun at all until youv'e got WWI bipes. Monoplanes also require much attaching and detaching of bracng wires. For example look at the cabane struts on a Fokker D-VII, and the interplanes are N shaped as well. At least it doesn't have interplane wire braces such as a Sopwith Pup or a Camel. Even the Fokker E-III has enough wires on it to make a fence. There's an old saying that supposedly came from WWI mechanics. "Rig the wires and throw in a pigeon. If it gets out there's a wire missing somewhere". In any case it's still a rewarding exercise to see the old ones fly in their stately manner instead of something screaming around the sky as if it were looking for the next pylon.