What are some common causes of loss of control in comic airplanes (e.g., those used in aerobatics)?

Loss of control in comic airplanes, particularly those designed for aerobatics, can stem from several factors. These include excessive G-forces leading to structural failure, improper control surface deflection (stalling or over-travel), aerodynamic instability due to design flaws or unexpected airflow patterns, pilot error in control inputs, and damage to the airframe compromising its integrity. The lightweight construction common in these models also makes them more susceptible to damage and structural failure.