The aileron servos fit in cutouts in the outer wing panels using long extension leads, with the flap servo, if required, fitting in the centre section. This is a moderately fast and stable model. Provided the centre of gravity is in the right place it is undemanding to fly. Take-off is easy, using some rudder to hold it straight. The climb is brisk.
Simple aerobatics are straightforward, with all the basic manoeuvres being possible.
The model has a fast and flat glide and would benefit from the addition of flaps to slow down and steepen the approach. Altogether a fine flying model. The design is well thought out and is not over-engineered in any way. The undercarriage mounting block appears to be bulky and heavy, but experience of similar blocks fitted in foam wings leads me to prefer something substantial to mount the undercarriage, so I have no problem with this. The only area for potential weight saving is in the elevators and rudder, which could be made as open built-up units without the balsa cores.