Two things... Usually when one of my planes acts like the one in the gif, I go pick up the bits and put them in a bag... Not saying that will be your end result, but if you are new to flying, be prepared. Carry a large plastic yard bag for bits.
All planes have a shelf life. One reason we use foam board is that it is cheap and easy to repair/replace. The cost of parts and the cost in time to build with foam is pretty low. The point being that if you fly you WILL crash. I strongly recommend you start simple and cheap with the understanding that if your first plane survives its maiden voyage, you are incredibly lucky.
Of course if building these is old hat to you and you have years of piloting experience, I am probably dipping without chips.
If you are new to the hobby, I STRONGLY recommend you question the 'last a long time' concept and instead focus on building planes you can learn on. Planes that you won't mind crashing and picking up with a bag and laughing at with friends at the end of the day.
IMO that is a much better (and cheaper) way to learn.
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