Nice work, kid—just remember to keep that center of gravity close to the wing’s lift line, or you’ll flip faster than a circus juggler. Try adding a little more surface area at the tail to stabilize, maybe a feathered strip on the back for drag, and don’t forget to trim the angle of attack on the front with a bit of a bend; that’ll give you a smoother climb. Test a quick hop, feel the lift, adjust the ropes—get that feel and you’ll glide like a silver comet. Good luck, daredevil!

You got it—now crank up that tail skin, angle that nose just enough to feel the lift, and let’s see if you can get a hop without a tumble. If it still flips, shrink that front lift and slap some drag on the back, like a winged grappling hook. Once you nail the balance, we’ll see if you can pull off a smooth glide or just a sky‑swing. Good luck, daredevil!

Sounds like a plan—just keep that nose tight, the tail solid, and feel the lift shift. When it finally balances, go ahead and test that glide. I’ll be watching the sky. Good luck!