My order shipped one day after purchase. It arrived 2 days later. I have inspected the pieces but have not begun assembly. The kit appears to be complete and well built.

I've always had great experience with seagull models and mark g urine over your head. The remarks you left. Tell me that that model is above you and you should be flying something for a beginner or an intermediate. If you have to ask about wiring for your lights and how to install retracts, and how to fix Flaps, you need to choose a beginner model. This model isn't for you

Beautiful model, can't wait to put it in the air!

Do you still have the B25? Do you want to get rid of it? I am looking for one to hang up and display.

For a model of this size and cost, I was hoping for some better build quality. Since the flaps are all tied together on each wing, there are two of the flaps on the left side that aren't level with the third. That means when I maiden this plane, its going to bank to the right. There is no way to fix that. I expect to always have trim issues once the flaps are up or down. The blind nuts for the engine mounts come preinstalled. While some might like this, that means I'm tied to using their engine mount since the spacing of the blind nuts don't match any other after market mounts or allow me to install my own blind nuts. There are no cross hairs on the mount so even if I wanted to drill for a different engine such as a twin 20cc, I wouldn't have the proper reference marks. The instructions are basic which is fine, but it doesn't elaborate further on critical items. It lists two LED lights as needing 12 volts, but doesn't say how to connect them. A list of servo extensions would be nice too. One of the pilot figures was broken. I can glue it back, but that it came damaged out of the box was an annoyance. A lot of the construction is left to the owner to figure out. There is a $475 electric retract system which I bought, but zero instructions on how those should be wired.