RE: Typhoon 3d- Yes or No?
Hey, I'm 15 also. I now fly glow models, but I first started flying on my own when I was about 12. My first plane that I attempted to fly myself without any training was the T-Hawk from [link]http://www.readytoflyfun.com[/link] Even with a simple plane like this, on the first flight I ended up planting it on someones roof. This plane is awsome and has survived many many crashes. This plane isn't like those cheap "V" tail flyers it is a very responsive 3ch flyer with rudder elevator and complete throttle control. It is also capable of loops after loops and stall turns. The RTF package for this plane comes with al least 2 of almost everything. Comes with 2 wings, 2 batteries, 2 rudders, 2 stabilizers, 3 props, and plenty of rubberbands. You can also buy a quick field charger that can plug in to the car or house. As for flying, this thing takes off of the ground with out any problems at all, and can also be had launched. You can get flight times of more than 12 mins if you are careful with the throttle. So if you are determined to learn to fly by your self (which is not recomended , but is very do-able with this plane because it is so durable), then check out the RTF T-Hawk which is available for under $160. I have made hundreds of flights with this plane, tons of crashes, a few simple reapairs using tape, and this plane is still flying today more than 3 years later.
Have fun and good luck!