Hi

I am thinking about buying an EPP glider. A friend of mine has a bullet glider, which I have flown many times, it’s very tough and can go a few barrel rolls and inverted flight.

[link=http://www.sussex-model-centre.co.uk/Bullet-385.htm]Bullet[/link]

The other possibility is a flying wing EPP glider. I have seen these being flown and the look pretty good.


[link=http://www.sussex-model-centre.co.uk/JP+SI-364.htm]Flying wing[/link]

Which one do you think will be the best for acrobatics, and fun flying? Also it must be tough (I want to be able to give my friends a flight with no worries!).
Also the flying wing is £10 cheaper!

Here's another flying wing, look the same as the fist one. I carnt tell the diffrence accept, its a bit more expesive

[link=http://www.sussex-model-centre.co.uk/XIT-1819.htm]Another flying wing[/link]



What do you guys think?

I fly my EastGlider from Multiplex a lot! It is a joy to fly in all ways.
Take a look at planes from here: http://www.bowmanshobbies.com/

Darkmatter


Another place you may want to check out is http://www.harborside.com/~birdworks/bwhome.htm

Here is a couple of good sites for getting WWII Warbirds.

http://www.leadingedgegliders.com/

http://www.pattonaircraft.com/

Make a real glider, like a Schweizer 1-26 exact scale. Flies as well as any other. WWII stuff had engines... we didn't win the airwar or support our troops on the ground by throwing our props away. I say if you want to fly a glider, fly a glider.

tm

Hi have been flying for only a few months at my local hill Butser in the UK. A friend suggest I start with a Pheonix model as the whole range is EPP. I bought a synergy and have been very impressed not only with is ability for acrobatics but also for the odd heavy landing. I would recomend a look!!