Dowding,
Also I might add, dont even think of building that sae5, that is an advanced model for advanced modelrs. If you want to build your own from a kit. Do yourself a favor and buy a cheap one. There are several kits that can be had for $30, the biggest tendency and thing that pisses me off most about guys wanting to get into r/c. IS that they think they can hop in with both feet and a big wallet, with no experience and say "I'm gonna build a warbird, and fly it" Sorry mate but it doesnt happen that way. You absolutely need to start out with a cheap bellybutton trainer ARF, hell some people cant even build an ARF correctly, much less piece together a bunch of sticks, sheet it, monokote, or glass it know how to install an engine and tune it the right way. Just go to the club get a cheap bellybutton ARF trainer, get a mentor or club trainer. Every club has one, if its not a "club trainer" there will be someone there with experience that will train you, not just to fly the thing, but how to tune the engine, preflight checks, postflight checks etc. This will make the hobby MUCH MUCH MUCH more enjoyable. Dont make the mistake that 80% of the people that I see taking up the hobby do, and that is Spend toejamloads of cash with no experience, crash their plane and say this hobby sucks its too expensive, and then quit.