Out on the bench at the hangar I found Bloke's big trainer apparently the worse for wear. I am sure there is a good story behind this crash. If you can't stand to break them, don't fly them.
One theory: someone unbeknowst to all of us broke in to the hangar, borrowed (stole) the airplane, had it too far to the northwest corner of a certain flying field during a southeast wind, practiced rudder maneuvers at idle throttle on a buddy box, had the idle trim too low on said buddy box, engine quit, too far away to land at field, crashed in industrial complex, had to find aircraft with a reconnaissance mission in full-scale aircraft, recovered wreckage via handheld, then returned it to the hangar hoping no one would notice or at least never know what exactly happened. Actually this unknown person or persons doing Bloke a favor, as he wanted to re-cover aircraft in better covering anyway. Just a theory, of course. The real story is probably far more complicated.
Well now.. can't see the other end of the wing but I'll guess it's not broken..
One blade broken off the prop, but no large dirt clump on engine and it's still in it's mount.. rudder broken off, horizontal stabilizer off and rear of fuselage snapped at the wing mount dowel..