begginer
 

umm what would be a good beginner 3d plane for me lol at a low price but its windy where i am in texas courpus christ

RE: begginer
 

twist 3d by hangar 9 $99.00

RE: begginer
 

:eek:

RE: begginer
 

in my opinion the twist isnt a 3D plane just a sport plane with big control surfaces. The best one IMO would be a U CAN DO 3D .46 or a funstar 3D

RE: begginer
 

For real 3d
Go MoJo.

Can fly mega radically or super easily - just depends on how you set up the throws - Tough as nails, excellent to fly and very forgiving when the thumbs don't keep up.
Kit is very easy to build (mildly experienced builders can receive on on a monday and fly it the following Saturday without working too hard to do so. (I built one in 3 nights quite easily) but they are also available from billy hell RC as an arf.

RE: begginer
 

I recomend the old ModelTec "Majic" with a light motor 32 size.... :D

RE: begginer
 

Great Idea Walt! The Magic is inexpensive and a 32 is perfect for it. Not as good as some of the newer 3D planes but a good starting plane for learning on that's for sure.

RE: begginer
 

:)The QQ 102" Yak handles the wind nicely and is a good 3D plane.

Thanks
Barry

RE: begginer
 

Barry....welcome to the QQ Fan Club :D

RE: begginer
 

Ohio Model planes has a nice combo, Katana 40 Profile and YS 63 for $309. Good deal. I'd go with a profile for learning. They are the easiest to 3D (well the easiest to 3D is a 40% Edge but that's a little $$$).

RE: begginer
 

Why a Mojo rocks for begginers........

http://the******************.com/~vi...h_Bloopers.wmv

RE: begginer
 

The UCD 60 is better in windy conditions than the UCD 46!

RE: begginer
 

i also second the mojo or any profile plane..........have you bought a plane yet?