slow no room flyer.

[emaxximan]

besides a slowpoke what other plane could fly in small areas. I mean a nitro powered one.

[Sport Flyer]

Tried a Lazybee??? I've flown mine with an OS 10FP and now an old 20 FS. A definite A+ on the fun factor.

[emaxximan]

company----website??????

[emaxximan]

nevermind
remembered now. how is it aerobatic wise?

[Kansas Prairie]

Trust me, there is not an aerobatic stick in the Lazybee.....

But you cant beat it for some relaxing flying.

[William A]

Thunder Tiger Lazy Cub

https://www.chiefaircraft.com/Models/PowerAirplanes/ThunderTiger/TTLazyTigerCub.html

[Sport Flyer]

Man, I disagree on the Lazybee being non-aerobatic. Mine is the built up Clancy 44" standard Bee with 3 channel control. I've been flying it for at least 5 yrs now, and have a blast with it. Put the c of g back a bit and turn the throws up man!! Super tight loops, stalls, spins and even rudder only rolls are well within its envelope!! :D

[Kansas Prairie]

I'm sorry.

Im use to flying my Su-Do-Khoi. That plane will do what we call aerobatics. I just dont consider Loops and stall turns an aerobatic plane.

Anyhow, it is a good plane to have a relaxing afternoon with though.

[Ulf Rieder]

I had a Newbee from Adrian Page. It will do a lot of aerobatics in a very small area. Heck, it will even hover. Ver neat little flyer. Not yet sure what crossed my mind when I sold mine. It also does fly great in windy condition despite it's size. They have floats for it too. Take a look : http://www.adrianpage.com/newbee.html

Ulf

[RSands]

fat free taco (go to RCU & do a search), pizza box, Spa3d, wasp, diamond unlimited or lil rippy (from www.diamonddustrc.com), there's a bunch more out there!