Also, keep in mind that regardless of the airplane's size, they must all fly through the same fluid (air). The drag imparted by the air on smaller aircraft becomes a larger percentage of its overall weight and thrust. Basically, (but not always) bigger flys better because the time constant gets slower. This is partially why larger aircraft can have higher wing loadings and still feel lighter in the air than a smaller one.

I'm sure that in order to have a 2meter feel, a smaller model must first be very light (lower wing loading and better power to weight). I'm sure Mike Hester will agree that it is not a trivial task when trying to create a really good, 90 size plane[:@].

However, fly what you got a lot, and you will get better.

-Mark