Really good, fun plane for 3D and advanced aerobatics. While this may not be a true 3D plane it does just about everything a pure 3D plane can do. Very well built, good covering, easy to put together.

I put a 10ccevo engine in mine was kinda tight put throttle servoe in the top of the fuselage overall its a great plane for the money i will maiden it tomorrow i will post more after it flys i fly all giant scale gas so i will give an honest review im no jase dusia yet but i fly well enough so till tomorrow fly low lol

It is the best plane for general porpoise, easy and simple to use and fly , fit perfect in my trunk to use at any free time, my daughter 12 years old assemble it (her first project) and it fly straight

The plane was delevered on time. The hardware is of very good quality and nothing missing. The plane assembly was straight forward and the instructions written in plane English with clear pictures. I used an electric motor of the size recommended with a 45 amp ESC and 3600mw cell Lipo Battery. The plane flew stright and controllable with very little trim required. I set the ailerons so that neutral was midway along the fuselage.
I expect to use this plane to sharpen my 3-D skills.

Seems to be a great 3D airplane. Nice size for a starter and very responsive on high rates. I very much like the design and airframe was easy to assemble. Specs dictate up to a .46 size engine. I put on a Magnum .51 2 stroke with a pitts muffler. Plenty of power and muffler makes for a cleaner look than the stock mufflers.
I do have 3 dislikes. The 1st is the landing gear. Hate the wire landing gear. I replaced with a carbon fiber. This gear won't bend, any hard landing with the wire gear and you have problems. The carbon fiber gear also is cosmetically superior to the wire one. I think my gear was app. 1 or 1 1/4 wide 1 piece landing gear with same or slightly taller prop clearance. Second complaint is the mini servos. I would rather have standard servos on this plane. I'll see how these hold up. Put the tower recommended servos in the uproar and have flown it 3 times now. Haven't stressed them yet but will soon. Last complaint is there is no real good place to put a charge/switch. I was barely able to put one in the tank area but it pushes against the tank. I'll have to watch it.
Lastly, there was no setting for where the ailerons need to be set. I put the plane together and set them visually. Don't do this. Try to set the neutral on the airlerons before you put the outside fins on the wings. These fatter style wings when you cannot see the center line on the outside of the wing is deceiving. Be sure to set the ailerons with the servos in before you finish the outside fins.