Hello, I'm new to the board. My father and I used to fly when I was pretty young. Unfortunately, he passed away several years ago. I inheirited his stash of RC stuff. It's been about 15 years since I've flown anything and I didn't have much stick time to begin with. I'm hoping to get back in the air soon.

I'm currently in the process of selling most of my father's stuff because I simply don't have a place to store it and most of the kits are well beyond my skill level. I am fortunate enough to have the choice of several really nice kits and engines to keep. My father was a big fan of the J-3 Cub and had purchased the Goldberg Anniversary Cub, the Great Planes Cub and a Sig 1/4 scale Cub. I've been trying to decide between the Goldberg Cub and the Great Planes Cub for a second plane (I plan to start with a Hobbistar 60 ARF) From what I've read, it sounds like more people are happy with the Goldberg cub. I've also been trying to decide between an OS .61 4-stroke and an OS .91 4-stroke. From what I've read and remember, the .61 *should* be plenty of engine for a 72.5 inch wing Cub, but several people seem to recomend a larger engine. I had decided to keep the .61 for the Cub, but now I'm leaning toward the .91. I also like the idea of using the .91 on another plane much further down the road (like a Spitfire or a Mustang)

Sorry I rambled. Does anyone have some input?

Thanks!