The basic BMJR Ugly-30 started as a rubber powered sport free flight becoming a summer project for some 7-year-old boys.  Several versions were built with the configuration in this kit being the final.  It is a very stable, easy to trim school yard flyer. With a 30″ wingspan, 9 1/2″ prop and 10-gram rubber motor, it meets AMA P-30 rules.  It is not intended to be a competitive model, however during the summer of 1999, the model was very popular with the local kids and spurred some interesting school yard competitions. (ever try Free Flight combat pulling a streamer?) These photo illustrated Instructions address details for building and flying a rubber powered model, which is an excellent choice as a first model project for anyone.  Everything, except the glue and covering, is in the box ready to produce that first rubber powered free flight experience.