So did I. But you will also notice that not one time did he ever have control of the aircraft on take off. I remember he aborted take off at least three times because he could never control the ground looping.

The 70 will fly it, so would a G63. But I wouldn't recommend either.

I also saw a video of the mini with a Magnum .52. It had plenty of power.

At higher altitudes I would probably be recomending the .70. But even in Denver, the Saito .56 was perfect.

Regarding the fuse joints:

This is where it is a builder's kit for sure. I would lay the 1/4 square stick on top of the plan, use a straight edge and mark the angle on the stick. Then I would either cut it with my exacto knife, or better yet if you have one, use a disk sander with the table at 90 degrees to ensure a perfect angle.

I enjoy the mini build emensly. Now I'm going to have to build another! [sm=shades_smile.gif]

Brian