Hangar 9’s De Havilland Tiger Moth is a very complete, fine looking, sport-scale ARF with outstanding slow-speed flight characteristics that make it a joy to fly. Its near-perfect scale outline and many realistic details make it pleasing to the eye on the ground and in the air.

The Great Planes Gee Bee R-1 had a smooth feel from take off to landing and was surprisingly stable at low speeds despite the problems of real aircraft. I enjoyed watching the bright white and red racing colors tear through the sky no matter how much room was left between the aircraft and the ground.

Flying the T-28 is relaxing, fun and enjoyable. I have flown many scale models that look nice but are tricky to fly. It's not been my experience to find a well done scale ARF model that flies even better than it looks, but I have found that in the Airfield T-28. It's ease of handling and stable flight habits make it a good candidate for being one of your first low wing models; it's that good! Considering the features and equipment packed into the T-28 for the price, this is quite a bargain. Want to fly a military bird as your low wing trainer or weekend scale ride? The T-28 has you in mind.

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The Parkzone Radian Pro is perfect for anyone that wants to experience the performance and fly a full house sailplane. It gives you maximum bang for the buck and no time is involved building; you just go fly. I would recommend it for anyone's first sailplane or for an experienced sailplane pilot that wants a full house glider to knock around and just have fun with.

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