29-02-2012, 12:26 PM
Looks like a nice scale model, but at 3.4Kgs it's got some weight even for it's size. I reckon it will be an unforgiving machine to fly, It's allmost the same colour top and bottom so it will be chalenging to orrientate as well. There will be nothing self correcting about the way it flys you'll need to be ahead of it all the time. If your not chances are it will get destroyed very quickly.
I'd say, your looking at being an intermeadiate to advanced pilot to fly this one and get it back on the ground safely. It looks like a pretty complex machine retracts flaps ect you'll need a decent radio for all that as well.
I wouldn't recomend it as a beginers plane, But I'm not saying it's a bad plane and may fly very nicely with the right thumbs on the sticks.
I havn't see one of these in the flesh so I can't comment on the quality of the manufacture. From the Pics it looks OK.
If you like it I'd say buy it, but also buy something easy to fly and leave the Corsair in the box untill you master flying a few more forgiving planes first.
I'd say, your looking at being an intermeadiate to advanced pilot to fly this one and get it back on the ground safely. It looks like a pretty complex machine retracts flaps ect you'll need a decent radio for all that as well.
I wouldn't recomend it as a beginers plane, But I'm not saying it's a bad plane and may fly very nicely with the right thumbs on the sticks.
I havn't see one of these in the flesh so I can't comment on the quality of the manufacture. From the Pics it looks OK.
If you like it I'd say buy it, but also buy something easy to fly and leave the Corsair in the box untill you master flying a few more forgiving planes first.
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