Upgrade Piper Cub J3 Model Aircraft, 47'' Laser Cut Balsa Wood RC Airplane Kits to Build, DIY Vintage Airplane Model for Adults (KIT+Motor+ESC+Servo+Covering)

I read the reviews on this, yes the instructions are vague, but they are nothing like the reviews stated, I have never build a balsa plane before.... ever, and it’s very simple to look at and build, the parts are very well cut and fit great together, just don’t glue your fingers together like I did. I will buy another kit for this brand without hesitation. Very complete kit!

The instructions are missing many details, but we’ll cut balsa wood with part labeling.

Very disappointed in this product. Directions are incomplete and does not explain anything. Will never suggest this for anyone.

Very precisely cut pieces and quality parts. I needed to contact customer service and they responded the same day and were quick to resolve the issue. So much fun to build and a beautiful finished product. I have purchased two planes.

It’s a fairly good kit that goes together well if you’re already comfortable building planes. The instructions aren’t perfect, but easy enough to interpolate when information is missing. Flies well, but I did have to reinforce where the landing gear attaches with some thicker plywood.

As described but instructions even for an expirence builder leaves a lot to be desired. Not for beginners

Knew I was chancing it by ordering a kit thats been rebranded (Viloga? but really its just a Dancing Wings Hobby kit that they send out) read reviews that say you NEED modeling experience and they are correct. The instructions leave A LOT to be desired. This will be my first and last time ordering from a non name-brand kit manufacturer as the laser cut parts are not very precise and seemingly made of the lowest quality balsa and ply ive ever had my hands on. The two fuselage halves were over 5mm off and that was not a function of thrust angle as many slots didnt line up, lots of sanding and checking to get the halves to line up and still certain slots needed to be adjusted. The battery hatch requires the cowling be cut in a funky shape to function, there is no way to make the wings removable with the way the fuselage comes together, and there is apparently no consideration for a receiver as there is no location to mount it that would remain accessible after install (besides in the battery tray??) although its marketed as being electric and even has an option to purchase electronics with the kit - there is no motor box included or any instructions on thrust angles.... Save the headaches and spend the little extra on a proven kit manufacturer.

The instructions are for making it a model, and not a flying model. The kit provides everything to make it fly. Minus transmitter and receiver. But the instructions don't apply to installation of the motor, or ESC. No instructions on installing the paper hinges either. If you're a beginner, beware!! I struggled but I'm happy with the end result.