just bought 2 the frist is the one i plane to learn one
2.4Ghz Extreme Detail 4-Channel Remote F4U Corsair 800mm (31.5") Remote Control Airplane w/ Brushless Motor/ESC/Lipo 100% RTF *Super Scale* EPO Foam Plane (Blue)


and the second one is for after i have learnd how to fly
2.4G Extreme Detail 5-Channel AirField RC BF-109 Messerschmitt 1400MM Radio Control Warbird Plane w/ Brushless Motor/ESC/Lipo 100% RTF *Super Scale* EPO Foam Plane + Electric Retract (Camo)

a tips or input on the planes thanks

 

i fly them, i just cant figure out how to land them yet.

 

how hard is it to land them how u keep form crashing them

 

i dont, i fly them and when its time to land its a crash landing and i have to buy a new one.

 

ok that the reion i bought a foum one so i can eiter glue it back togther of take out the guts and put them in another foum husk

 

Your best bet will be with a simulator. Using a controller hooked up to your computer.

You will still crash, but at least you'll know why.

 

ya i am actually pretty good at the simulator, but am not so good with the real thing at landing.

 

It's even better with Helos

 

I love to build them

Airplanes are wonderful thingezzz

If you have MS Flight Simulator - use the tower view to help train you as an RC pilot
(It's less expensive if you crash)

 

http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcuHOU0VnC8

 

i got video of my latest crash, i will have to try to get it on the computer somehow to upload it for everyone to laugh. no fireball tho.

 

Way cool. Love RC but can only afford so many toys at a time. I got a real nice MS flight
sim system set up Wolfie. And MS Combat Pacific as well.

 

OUCH!!! I started playing with Heli's they are Fun but I relized I didnt want to invest that much money into it.

 

its not a investment, its a simple throw money out the window kinda hobby!

 

It kinda depends - I've been giving serious thought to an STOL very slow flyer that can't drive into the ground like a missile. A model of an air-tractor or grumman ag cat possibly, or a modified glider with an engine

The other thing you could do is use the first four channels for flight controls - and the fifth one for a parachute recovery system!