RC4ME,

No problem buddy, I have done that a few times also.


Papa,

Yes thats my opinion, get a real plane. The SIG is a Excellent choice, they make quality stuff.
Im building a 4* right now and its awesome to say the least.
Also, I think the group will agree with me that the LT40 is the general consensus for a begining plane. Heck some people start out with the .60 size, which some say is better.
I dont really know if a .60 is better or not but I say go for the LT40 for sure. You wont be sorry.

Um Im not sure why you would want to go with a smaller plane, but if you are thinking of the park or field down the street then you need to look at things again.

The only way to learn is to Join up with the AMA and head out to your local club. Let an instructor look over your plane and take you up on a buddy box and teach you how to fly.
I know some people think they can learn to fly on their own but I just dont think its possible. Its not hard to learn with help but very hard by yourself.


What are your concerns with the smaller or larger wingspan?

LT40 Has a 70"
Superstar has a 60"



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