Question about lines

I,m building a Banshee and am down to getting my lines tied.My question is with Sig line kits do I still have to measure them from end to end,or can I measure back from the ends to make my terminations.

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I don't quite understand your question. If I may add some advice. I'm assuming you have the Sig lines and both ends need to be terminated. This plane only requires .015's.  One thing I found with Sig lines is to always pay careful attention to the terminations prior to flying. I've had many break and fray right at the termination. To avoid this, I chamfer the aluminum crush sleeves using a #11 blade. I then properly do the termination and use the proper swaging tool for the crimp. Don't use wire cutters or regular pliers for that matter. You will receive a lot more durability from the lines if you provide heat shrink tubing over the crush sleeve and back onto the wire. Heat shrink tubing about 1 1/4" long is more than sufficient.

For the Banshee, depending on your engine choice a .35 engine would require the line sets to be 60' center of your handle to center of plane. If your using a larger engine like a .40-.46, 63' would be a better starting choice. Most importantly, your plane looks terrific. Ken