One more thought on the wingspan. Im most instances it is the size if the FUSE that gives the appearance of a large plane more so than the wingspan. The GP Pitts is the perfect example of a plane with only a 68" wing, but because of the large fuse it looks much bigger. The AeroMaster is the opposite. It too has long wings, but because of the "skinny" fuse, it looks much smaller on the ground and especially in the air. A must for a "special" plane is that it has GOT TO MAKE A STATEMENT IN THE AIR-- even if it is just flying a stright line.