@StrawHat: I invert the pitch controls on all of my airplanes soley for personal preference. I find it more comfortable and simulatively accurate if pulling back on the yoke tilts the nose upwards and visa versa. As for the issue of power, an increase thereof would be in bad taste because the MQ-9 has a top speed of approximately 300 mph, and this model slightly exceeds that as is. However, as I mentioned in the description, make adjustments as you see fit to better enjoy the aircraft.
Well done! The airplane is surprisingly stable given its rather odd shape. I love the snappy pitch and roll abilities.
@StrawHat: I invert the pitch controls on all of my airplanes soley for personal preference. I find it more comfortable and simulatively accurate if pulling back on the yoke tilts the nose upwards and visa versa. As for the issue of power, an increase thereof would be in bad taste because the MQ-9 has a top speed of approximately 300 mph, and this model slightly exceeds that as is. However, as I mentioned in the description, make adjustments as you see fit to better enjoy the aircraft.
How do you put wings on at an angle? I always see planed with angled wings and tails but mine always snap on at either 90 degrees or 180 degrees.