Yes, but both of those planes are recommended for people who are fully accomplished with their trainers. If I'm not mistaken, didn't you loose your trainer on your second solo flight? That's not very accomplished.

However, you're in the perfect position for a "Typical" step-up trainer.

I would HIGHLY recommend the Midwest Aerobat. This thing won't be any harder to fly than your trainer (In fact, it will be easier) and it will do a wide range of aerobatics that your trainer can't do.

Once you are proficient with this plane, the next step is wherever you want to go.

Here's a review, complete with videos:

http://www.rcuniverse.com/magazine/a...article_id=164