That is pretty funny. I guess TSands could ask the fifth and six graders for help. It looks like Tsands needs it. LOL!!!!

Uffda...I just finished up my Tiger 2 ARF...yep...there were some problems. I had to drill out the wheels to fit the axles. The main gear point toward the back instead of the front...perhaps that's correct because I haven't seen a pic of the Tiger 2 ARF. I also needed to drill out the holes for the main gear.

I haven't balanced it yet. The factory really chose an interesting/dumb location for the servos...right under the wing bolt area. I figured there was no way I could screw in servos at that spot so I moved the servos toward the middle.

I built/flew a Sky Tiger with a Fox 50 in the early 90s...an outstanding bird back then.

I hope to get it airborne this weekend if it doesn't snow up here in central MN.

I agree that it needs to be balanced inverted. I just completed the kit 3 days ago and I only needed 2 oz in the noze to balance it out and that's with a balsa cowl, wheel pants, flying wires, tail dragger, etc (too many other extras to count). I've got the pics to prove it. The only con I could say is that the quality of the balsa and plywood in my kit was sub-par, but the way it flies far makes up for it. I've got a 46 AX pulling it and man it hauls a@#. Sorry about your experience.

Here's my thread:

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_3390094/tm.htm

yes the plane was balances inverted. Good looking tiger BTW. Interesting color scheme. Should be easy to see. I'm sure this one will fly great. Just a little disgusted with way it went together. Was too windy and I was too busy to fly it last wkend hopefully this wkend it will maiden