Fruffy91
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So here you go guys you props hear this all the time... I've been using rc cars cars a while now. But I've moved house and luckily enough I have a wide open green space next too my house with no airel obstructions. So am wanting to take things from the ground too the sky!
Am looking for a good quality investment rc plane that is forgiving to a beginner rc pilot. One that could take a few bangs here and there (grass landings always). But something that would not just get put into a box as soon as I outgrow it. Looking at a few they just look a lot like up down left right sort of jobs with no real "fun" factor. I like my thrills and spills! But also if it does take a hit I don't want it to just shatter into a zillion bits. So I thought before I purchase something with hard earned money I'd consult the experts on what they had too say? Anyone possibly help me out. I love my world war era look if that helps? But not essential that's just what I like in terms of design but is not super important
Thanks guys!
Am looking for a good quality investment rc plane that is forgiving to a beginner rc pilot. One that could take a few bangs here and there (grass landings always). But something that would not just get put into a box as soon as I outgrow it. Looking at a few they just look a lot like up down left right sort of jobs with no real "fun" factor. I like my thrills and spills! But also if it does take a hit I don't want it to just shatter into a zillion bits. So I thought before I purchase something with hard earned money I'd consult the experts on what they had too say? Anyone possibly help me out. I love my world war era look if that helps? But not essential that's just what I like in terms of design but is not super important
Thanks guys!