Hi to all,

I just visited the website of the National Competition Fun Fly Association: www.ncffafunfly.org and was wondering about the fun fly planes that were in their site. I am quite curious about the TURNER PERFORMANCE "MINUS", the SMITH SPECIAL and the STICKIT V, since I'm planning to buy a new fun fly plane. Does anyone of you guys have tried flying or seen this planes fly? Also, where can I order these airplanes?

There are many choices and the first thing you have to decide is what are you going to do with the plane and what kind of flying are you wanting to do?

Mike,

I'm looking for a fun fly plane for our club's and interclubs competition. Events are mainly: Climb & Glide, Cajones, Limbo, Combat, Musical Chair, Touch & Go.

Go with a Menace plus! Awesome funfly with a Webra .32. Check with Mark Shope. I've got his email if you need it.

Who is selling menace plus kit?

Hey, I'm intruiged by the Tower Hobbies Uproar .40.  It loks like a really FUN airplane, is it?

Irecently built a Dazzler, which is a close cousin to the Uproar. I am flying it with a .46LA and it is a lot of fun. If you like flying tight loops and fast rolls, and don't need a lot of speed, it's a winner. All my other planes have been getting neglected since I built it.

Hey great build!  Compared to an average sport plane, say a .40 super sportster (I have one), how stable is it in a 15 mph (or so) breeze?  I'm really juggling the idea of your plane or the uproar.  Can the uproar knife adge at all?  I'm assuming the dazzler can with it's larger fuselage area.  It probably took you all of a couple hours to put that thing together huh LOL?  Looks like a very fast building kit - just like my flying wing ARFs that I'm selling on ebay... you can assemble it before the batts done charging easily (gotta spread the word on my airplanes LOL).  I'm thinking about making a web site to sell them, any good ones out there that you know of?

My Dazzler gets tossed around a bit in a 15mph breeze. It's a pretty light plane for the amount of wing area. It loses altitude while knife edging, and I have the rudder throw maxed out. If I were to build another, I would give it a bit more rudder.</p>

It is a really fast building kit. It only took me about two weeks from start to finish. I did a build thread in the kit forum.

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_86...tm.htm#8643109</p>

If you are looking at Fun Fly comps the original Model Tech Magic is a good one to start with esp. on touch and goes!</p>

Check here http://hobbyshack.com/Model-Tech-Mag...source=froogle</p>

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The Modeltech Magic is a fun plane. Iwon one in a club raffle last year and set it up with a $25 Turnigy motor. Ihave flown it in a couple of club fun flys and it does really well in that type of flying. It's handy having it electric because it is always ready to go when it's my turn to fly.

This is my standard everday Fun/fly warrier. Tough/strong and easy to build. Check it out

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_7873530/tm.htm

Looks like a great design.

Even better is the price and the Exchange rate for US customers