Hi

dunno if its the right forum but..

Im gonna buy a present for my little brother at his birthday as an easy-to-fly toy plane, not those parkflyers.. it should be cheap.. so if some of you have tried something good or know something please tell he is gonna fill 14!
any way I found these ones so I have to choose between :

Bluestar
Russian SU-27 R/C AIR FORCE
Air Phantom
sky warrior
stealth bomber...

all are ofcourse just fun 2-ch

the website
http://shop.it-shopen.se/

Maybe on of those Micro Flyers.. They are only 40 bucks and have heard good things about them...

I would recommend our [link=http://www.rejoy.se/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=29_31&produ cts_id=329&language=en]Sky Warrior[/link], which is a really easy-to-fly plane for a beginner and also it`s fairly cheap.

We currently ship to the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom.

I got an easy star for my sons birthday, I know it should be easy and I do have an IQ of at least 100 or more [feel like an idiot, 45 to 75 IQ] but WE have never had it in the air long enough to run the battery down. I could use some help. Scott

Get the Air Hogs Aero Ace $30 here at walmart ton of fun...Rog

yeah get an Aero ace they are easy to fly, cheap, and really fun to fly. This was my first plane so i would know

If you want to get a cheap plane and have some fun, get one of the Air Hogs planes. They are fun and durable enough for some crashes, but not all. I would recommend flying them in 0-5 mph wind because it can get really boring when you throw the plane and it just goes in every time.

http://www.airhogs.com/airhogsProduct.jsp?key=164

If you want to get your brother started in R/C planes, get him an Aerobird Challenger. I believe it's like 110$ on Horizon, but it's worth it. That offers you even more fun and is less prone to get beat up by the wind and are durable and tough enough to withstand some beating. You can buy an extra battery and go to a local park and just fly around. They do require a little bit more space,but it's a blast to see that you're actually flying something!

http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products...ProdID=HBZ3500

Whatever you decide to do, always have fun!

Holy crap, guys. Do you ever look at the date on the OP. This was over a year ago. Pilot Chad's name gave that away!

This is old news. Don't waste time responding to something so old....