Since there is minimal info out there on this plane I decided to shine a light on it. I took a chance and was initially very impressed. Basically it is a little smaller than the FMS P-51 - Features electric servoless main retracts with metal legs, soft tires with cobweb pattern and working suspension (No retracting tail gear though)

Nice large flaps, wingtip nav lights, and perhaps most importantly - A WORKING SOUND SYSTEM! It projects a loud warbird engine noise that is in perfect sync with the ESC - It gives a startup effect and smoothly transitions into whatever throttle range you are using to fly the plane. It is awesome and my first taste of a feature like this.
No instructions were provided for the plane - Just instructions for the sound system- I have to say that some of it was a little confusing and there was cutting involved in a few places. I'd have preferred to see that in print before doing it, but there isn't a whole lot of assembly involved, so most people probably won't
need instructions anyway.
I tested all electronics this morning - Everything was 100%. VERY impressed with both the sound unit and the main retracts. The sound unit has a really cool old-school warbird engine loaded. I'm not an expert on old engines and I can't say with certainty if it is a Merlin V12 or anything, but it passed my "realistic-enough" test and it is well tied to the ESC for incremental changes and an awesome start up at low throttle. It does cut off completely when throttle is at 0. It was plenty loud while indoors (And has fully adjustable volume control) but I wasn't able to test it in flight because....
IT CAUGHT FIRE! That's right, during my first routine test of everything on the plane in a ready-to-fly status, the sound stopped working. Shortly after that I got the all-too familiar acrid smell - Opened it up and smoke came bellowing out. I took a few photos which I will send to Banana Hobby (I know I'm probably wasting my time by asking them to replace it). The whole unit is fried and although I considered a resurrection attempt, I figured it's better to leave it alone, pull the system, and see how the plane flies without it. The stuff does have appreciable weight. I also pulled the goofy Cessna pilot that is included - The functional sliding canopy made that too easy!
I'll be flying it for the first time tonight - I managed to save the plane and the only thing missing will be the sound system (I honestly wasn't expecting much from that when I bought the plane anyhow). We'll see how it flies before rendering a verdict! If that sound system had held up it would have been truly awesome. I was definitely impressed with that for the short time that it lasted.