First Test Flight with swinging the Wings 3d printed IDS Panavia Tornado

This test flight will test the aerodynamic flight characteristics of the Tornado with swept wings, including its aerodynamic performance during the transition phase.
As a precaution, I chose a high altitude to ensure sufficient clearance from the ground in case of any unintended behavior, but this wasn't necessary.
There was no strange behavior, no nose-down or nose-up behavior; it simply continued flying straight ahead.
The only expected change in behavior was that the aircraft now responded more strongly to inputs from the aileron control.
But despite the docile flight characteristics, I was extremely tense, which wasn't exactly helpful.

You can download the model here:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/...

Modelldata:
Wingspan: 1,26m (spread)
Current flight weight: 4,62 kg
Material for printing: LW-PLA or LW-PLA-HT, Carbon-Nylon and Carbon-PETG

Equipment from MotionRC or Aliexpress:
Engines: 2x 70mm impellers
ECS: 2x 80A
Servos: 9x Freewing Standard 9g, 2x Freewing Standard 17g
Battery: 6000 - 7000mAh 6S
Servos for landing gear: 1x Freewing Standard 4.1mm and 2x Freewing Standard 5.1
Servos for folding mechanism: 2x Freewing Standard 5.1

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