Sad thing is, none of your realize the amount of time that was put into that airplane. We had that guy come and be a spokes person at our local flying club, he said he had over 2000+ hours into it, and still isn't done.
The main problem with it, he said, was having all four of the motors run in sync. If any of you have ever done anything with more than one nitro engine, and tried to time them right, you know you're almost royally screwed. He should have gone with a larger sized brushless/brushed motor so that everything could be in sync. If anything happens to one of those motors he's capitolly screwed.
Still, amazing inside and out, none the less. I wish he could have flown it at our field, but our field is WAY too small.
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