Our first ever (published) Bush plane!

Possibly the first racing Bush plane

After doing our research on Stol aircraft, we came across a sport named Stol Drag. Being fascinated by these racing bush planes, we made ourselves one. What came of, was the Bushy. Despite the rather simple and not to thought of name, this plane isn’t really simple. It’s a miracle this plane can be run on our mobile phone. Bushy is fitted with steering brakes and a non-fixed tail wheel for quick turning (mind the groundlooping), STOL cuffs and wing tips for increased lift, variable flaperons that increase drag, and a fixed set of three bladed prop powered by a 4 cylinder turbo charged engine producing 650 hp. Competition lights are also fitted to light up as soon as the airplane comes to a stop so you can time yourself if you ever do a mock stol drag.

This plane was also a test platform for many stuff. It includes:
Steering brakes (although not pretty, it is functional)
Warning lights
Variable flaperons
First cockpit
Suspension

If anyones wondering why it's 2:1 scale, I started the build in 1.10 and just added interior on the beta. If anyone is kind enough, does anyone know how to resize the whole plane?

Stats:

Top Speed:
Cruise speed:
Over speed:

Stall Speed:
Reccomended landing speed:

Ag1: Navigation lights
Ag2: Anti-Collision lights
Ag3: Above ground indicators
Ag4: Strobe lights
Ag5: Interior lights
Ag6: Competition lights
Ag7: N/A
Ag8: Engine and Main Battery
Landing gear: Landing lights

Warning

Landing flaps and brakes are binded. Full brake will cause the flaps to produce more drag than lift.
Steering brakes activate at 30 kmh / 19mph / 16 kn
They are really harsh.

Recognitions:

Thanks for @jamesPLANESii and @BeastHunter for coming up for the STOL idea and helping out for the steerable brakes.