I have been flying my trainer for about 25 flights and I can land and takeoff pretty good. I could also loop it and roll it. It crashed the other day when the aileron connection came lose. Is their a high wing airplane arf that is a little more advanced than a trainer.

Hobbico Avistar

Midwest Aerobat?

I'll 2nd the Midwest Aerobat. It sounds like your in the perfect position for either of the 2 planes mentioned so far. The Midwest Aerobat lands slow, but is VERY responsive in the air compared to a typical trainer. It can do quite a bit of aerobatics, it's labeled as an aerobatic trainer. Minnflyer did a review on it last year when it was new. Look it up on these forums.

As far as price goes, I think the Avistar is around $100 and the Aerobat is $150. I can't tell you which one flies better because I've never flown an Avistar. They sound like real similar planes, both are a good buy and both fly well.

Joe

Trafton:
What trainer did you learn on?

Here's the link to that review on the Aerobat.

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

Joe

LT-40

What about the World Models Sky Raider Mach 1?

hobbico avistar

Hobbico Brightstar....

A low wing (flat bottom) trainer. These are discontinued, BUT this online store still shows they have some.

http://www.kingrc.com/Planes.htm#hca

These fly great. My Nephew has one (a replacement for the one he crashed) and he also bought another one just to keep in storage.

He flies his with a 61 up front.....I know, cause I build them for him!

Gary

Avistar. Joe