I shouldn't of pulled it out of the stash when I haven't completed a build since like February. I read a build review, and watched a build video before I even decided to it, and it didn't look bad. Wrong. The center wing section to the fuselage had huge gaps that I needed to shim, on both ends. The engine nacelles had some pretty serious steps once attached to the center wing section. So I had a lot of putty work to do. Once I got past all of that the painting portion went well. Aside from some paint pulling after masking it off to paint other areas. So I'm not sold on the durability of Mr. Color paints. The primer didn't pull, just the paint. Only in very small patches, in certain areas, so it was weird. Anyway.It fought me the entire time yesterday while I was trying to do final assembly and detail work. I had to throw in the towel last night, and finish it today. The wings didn't want to fit on properly, the antenna wires were being a pain. Not to mention the amount of weight I stuck in the nose, aft of the cockpit section, and in each of the engines, and this thing is as close to the brink of being a tail sitter as it can get. I had to adjust the main tires a little bit to keep it sitting on it's nose gear. Take the disc off and it sits just fine. I had weighed it according to what someone else said they used in theirs, in the same wings retracted configuration, and thought I had enough. Checked it, and it wasn't quite enough, so I crammed the nacelles forward of the gear as much as I could. That is the last time I listen to someone on youtube.
The instructions kind of suck as well. They didn't have a call out for paint for either wing tip light, some part #'s were wrong, and the most annoying part was it showed no where in the instructions for the tall forward mast for the antenna wire, so I scratch made one. Well upon cleaning up didn't I see one on the sprue.
No more Kinetic kits for me.
That is a great looking model, Keyda! Beautifully painted too! 
