Hey Billy Hell...

My Enduro is the best money I have spent on a model.

I am extremely rough on planes and in getting the bugs worked out of this one I have put that little collection of foam and coroplast thru hell and back. To date, I have replaced about a dozen nylon bolts (get them from Lowes for $.50 a pair), 2 spinners and maybe half a dozen props. I have seen it go into the dirt from 5 feet and from 25 feet and always a full bore. I have seen it bounce, cart wheel and somersault. I have heard all the cute little comments about bringing it back in pieces, but had it back in the air within 10-20 minutes.

It is the ugliest looking model I have ever seen, but when its dialed in, it flies great. I have mine done up in yellow ultracoat top and bottom with big black stripes on the bottom. I call it the bumble-bee.

With most tail-draggers you have to keep lots of up elevator to keep it from nosing over especially on take-off. Mine is setup so that once it hits a speed that its happy with - its all automatic take-off.

What I like about it is the fact that nobody else has one where I fly. You can beat it like an ugly red-headed step-child and it will ask for more. I get all the snyde remarks about it until I ask if they can do the same thing with their wood job and still have it back in the air within 10 minutes.

I love this model! And if the new Titan is anything like the Enduro, the Titan will be the nearest thing to the perfect trainer.