Hey bdstr, what power did you use in that aeromaster? did you use single ailerons?. I have a old Andrews kit, that I got with some other stuff, including a Balsa USA EAA-Biplane, which is partially built. I plan to build those this winter. I am rather new to rc, 3 years now, but my dad is a old free flight, control line and lorenzo rc control guy, and after leaving the hobby in the 1950's he is back in his 80's doing it again. For me, my Lazy Ace 75" is a great flying plane. Very predictable and a stable platform, and is my was first bipe, and continues to be, until I learn what I need to know. I have brought it up to a safe altitiude, chopped the throttle and practiced dead stick tendencies, among other "get out of a jamb" situations, so I can land it to live again, not have build another one. MY phaeton 90 is also a very stable flyer. What do you all feel about the eaa-biplane. I have heard favoable comments.