Dodged a bullet of sorts.
Had just started rigging my cabane struts. Going cross-eyed fishing EZ-Line through the tiny rigging loops and letting the frustration get to me as I was holding the model with one hand, pulling a line taut with one hand, and reaching for the glue with another...and oops, I ran out of hands. After executing a graceful Immelmann, the plane dropped like a stone, just managed to get my foot under it to (sort of) break the fall, so it hit the (mercifully carpeted) floor as a glancing blow.
Top wing off, half the struts scattered about like confetti, and tailfloat rigging and rudder severely wonked.
I confess I came within about a gnat's whisker of hurling the whole thing against the wall. (If it hadn't been a group build---i.e., if there hadn't been "witnesses"---I probably would have.)
However, after a few deep breaths and a quick inventory of pieces, it wasn't so bad. None of the struts were actually broken, just popped out of their sockets, and the tail damage was mostly some easily-replaced stretched sprue. I re-jigged the wings and glued everything back together. Not quite as neat as before, but it's "all there and all square," as the saying goes. A day later and I've gotten the cabane strut braces and flying wires in place. (Also shown is the float assembly. waiting to be attached and "pulled tight." That wasn't involved with the crash, which is fortunate, since, given it's fragility, that probably would have been the end.)
Doing a lot more deep breathing and plugging ahead.