SilverPony2001

This is my first post, but I've been lurking for the past month... anyway, from some of the stuff I read on here, I decided to buy a GWS Tiger Moth... however, because of my work schedule, I never had free time to build it... so I also bought a Aerobird. First time out today, never flown anything before. I do have a HPI RS4 Nitro car though, and I've been playing flight sims since I was 10... Wind was at 1 - 2 mph. Found a construction area where there was just a ton of dirt, so I decided to take off from the gound. Full power, and I'm up. I did pretty decent for my first time, from what I've read on here, everyone seems to have problems their first times.... anyway, I had a little problems maintaining constant altitude, but I had it high enough, it wasn't a problem. I even did a few loops and stalls. I forgot my timer, so after about 6 - 7 minutes, I brought here down...landing into the wind, right before touchdown I pulled back and flaired.... perfect landing. This thing is awesome

mrbojengals

Bought the Aerobird the other day also. My first flight was no problem. Only thing I had that resembled a crash was a low speed crash into the top of a tree, which I would rather do than nose it into the ground at full throttle. My second flight today I am doing the loops and hammerheads. The plane seems very durable and flys great so I have no complaints. I didn't think about how much the effect the wind has on something that light. I'm feeling like

mrbojengals

Accidently sent that post too soon, anyways I feel like I could be ready to steep up to something faster with a little more power shortly, but the aerobird does seem to be an awsome plane for the money.

Crash_Airlines

Good flying guys. This plane is great for us newbies. Easy to fly and pretty durable. If they could only invent a battery that would fly it 30 minutes it would be perfect