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I received my new Sebart Edge and had it ready to fly after a few leisurely evenings of enjoyable assembly. You couldn't call this a build as it is mostly all done for you. The new Edge is typical Sebart quality but with a few very welcome upgrades. This new model has a lovely one piece, profiled carbon undercarriage and has ball links all round on the control surfaces. A big bonus with this Edge is that it takes only 4 standard sized servos. I fitted some Turnigy low profile servos in mine to keep it light and compact. Everything went together fairly easily. I elected to fit rebated Kavan hinges on my model as I prefer them to Mylar hinges. I tend to find that over a long time I can split Mylar hinges. Things that were a bit of a challenge.....the linkage rods and ball links are great but they are mega tight and need to be screwed in almost all the way on the threaded sections to get to the correct sizes. No way could this be done by your fingers. A proper ball link driver and pair of