Great.

One thing you may want to also consider is talking to someone in the club who can guide you through putting the plane together, or who may be willing to work with you to assemble it.

They will be able to spot all of those little "gotcha's" that will make your construction efforts difficult, and they will already know those tips and tricks that you'll need to learn. This will move you from a novice ARF builder to an experienced one very quickly.

If they are willing, maybe you could assemble the plane with their aid with them looking over your shoulder ( hint: their workshop may be better equipped than yours... ).

Many of the retired guys who have more time on their hands, are often more than willing to help out a newbie.