Picking my plane
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From: steamboat,CO
I need some help picking my first plane. I cant stand the box looking trainer planes but don't want to get in over my head. Please help!!! I have taken your advance and have narrowed it down to the few trainer types that I can stand. A couple of them are not listed as "" trainers but I was told they would make good first planes. If anyone has any opinion on any of these makes and models please give me your opinions.
PS I would like to get into flying warplanes if that should factor in to my decision.?!
Falcon Trading Company
1.Ready 2
2.Jupiter-low wing
3.Aerostar .40
Groupner
1. Traniner 65
Global
1. AT-6 Texan
2.RCM Trainer 40
Hanger 9
1. Aristi
Seagull Models
1. PC-9
Super Flying Models
1. Eindecker 46
Thanks so much for the help!!!!
PS I would like to get into flying warplanes if that should factor in to my decision.?!
Falcon Trading Company
1.Ready 2
2.Jupiter-low wing
3.Aerostar .40
Groupner
1. Traniner 65
Global
1. AT-6 Texan
2.RCM Trainer 40
Hanger 9
1. Aristi
Seagull Models
1. PC-9
Super Flying Models
1. Eindecker 46
Thanks so much for the help!!!!
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From: Terrell,
TX
The only plane in your group that I would suggest is the RCM Trainer,the only thing is I have built a few Global planes and they let a bad taste with me. Anything other than a trainer is going to be a little harder to learn to fly,
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From: Seffner,
FL
I just flew my Tower Hobby Trainer 60 today for the first time and its a great flying plane. I have a TT 46 pro on it and it is plenty of motor for it and it is very stable in the wind.




