i have been doing flat spin landings lately aswell.

they look very good when the prop doesnt strike, it need to be still air to stop the tail lifting before touchdown-if its windy it sort of bobs up and down, thats when it can catch the prop on landing.

its very satisfying when theres a little wind and you judge the start position just right so it lands in the middle of the patch with the engine still running. takes practice though.

i hate when i go dead stick in a flat spin, i have no choice but to flat spin land then coz the fin needs the propwash to get 'working' again! the model i am flying doesnt come out of a real flat spin dead stick!!