Yes, those parts supporting landig gears and also top of wing are designed as part of flying area, so it is triplane to some extent. I did not inted to play with flaps because of several reasons:
1/ they are not necessary, you can have so much area as you want, flaps are necessary outside to limit wind and turbullence influence, but indoor we have always calm ... but the result is jumping model if someone open doors
however we can manage them closed
2/ low RE number dictates flat airfoil which is resistent to low Re numbers, but flat airfoil does not like flaps, for LE separation is enought deflected flap also at 0 AoA, so it does not make sense
3/ flaps need enoug line tension, but those models at so low speed has so low line tension, that they cannot handle flaps
those brakers help in descending legs of square figures, flat wing does not have enough drag and such a model without them falls like a rock, those brakers are visible advantage
side force gerataors (also landing gears are part of them) and also well desighed side area of fuselage is also very important, becaus unlike outdoor models on long lines, it is the only tool which can keep positive line tension overhead - if you do the math, you will see that centrifugal force at 5s/lap on 15ft lines is far less than gravity
I recommend to do such model on so short lines it is eye opening thing - you will immediatelly see all issues of tethered flight like pforce, precession yeawed flight etc