Who is flying a Quick heli any size , I'm interested how how it flys and is holding up?

I saw them at IRCHA and thought about buying one. But I checked on here and RR for feed back. Not much good was said. Dealing with the mfg/dist seems to be a big issue for many. He was rather abrasive it seemed to me. The quality of the machine work looks fantastic but looks can be deceiving. Unless there is some design flaw it should be a decent heli. Someday when I have $300 to blow I may still get one just to try it out.
Later,,,basmntdweller

RCU will be doing a review on the Quick learner 30.

They just had a review of the quick 60 in Rotor magazine. I agree the machine looked very clean and very well built. In-Fact I was just going to put a post up asking the exact same question: " is anyone flying a Quick heli ".

It looks like it could be a nice Christmas present to me.

I will be doing the running review here in the helicopter section for the Quick 30 learner and then in the RCU magazine .

Magazine reviews are always positive - good reviews bring future advertising income - bad reviews not good in the magazine industry. Speaking of advertising income, you might page through it sometime and notice the number and size of HHI/Quick advertisements.


Steve

I liked the simple assembly appearance and few parts aspect of the heli, as well as all the metal parts. You have to admit if you saw the pictures it appeared well built.
But, I will not purchase one of those helis until I either see some fly or start reading that others are have good luck with them.
I completely agree with you on the biasness of most magazines, the only magazines that are not biased are the one's that allow no advertising.
Hope to here about people flying them soon.