Originally Posted by Camcam171717

Thanks ill try it

Good man. Your time is worth more than you know, so don't waste it on stuff like trying to plank up an old elevator and get it airborne. Your money is beyond important since you don't have much (who does anymore?) so spend it wisely. Learn to fly with help from an instructor no matter which model you wind up with. You can likely teach yourself how to fly an indoor coaxial helicopter, but get help anyway. If you crash, you'll have to buy parts. Parts, of course, cost money and you want yours to go a long, long way.

That elevator thing is something you might want to try your hand at later on when you have some real experience.

I will try it during summer probably

Cam go to tube tube and watch this kids vids

RCTESTFLIGHT Delta Fighter Build Along (5 min 19 sec)

Can, its a shame you don't live closer. I help my 2 young sons build planes , I wish they had half the drive to learn as you. I wish you the very best .

Thank you .
P.s. have luck with your sons

Heres an idea.

1. Look up RC Plane in google. Spend weeks or months if you could researching and clicking on different things, You can gain so much knowledge just by familiarizing yourself a little with it.

2. Go onto YouTube and just watch a ton of RC Plane videos.

If you don't want to do it, then put a HobbyZone Super Cub on your Christmas list.

You will recieve everything you need to get started. You WILL crash. You will learn about the plane by replacing and fixing the broken parts.

Jake

Thanks I've been doing that

Originally Posted by RCManiacPHCB13

Heres an idea.

1. Look up RC Plane in google. Spend weeks or months if you could researching and clicking on different things, You can gain so much knowledge just by familiarizing yourself a little with it.

2. Go onto YouTube and just watch a ton of RC Plane videos.

If you don't want to do it, then put a HobbyZone Super Cub on your Christmas list.

You will recieve everything you need to get started. You WILL crash. You will learn about the plane by replacing and fixing the broken parts.

Jake

I agree with Jake and when you put the Cub on your Christmas list add a hot glue gun too.

Ok will do

Cam,
Are you interested in other ways to fly beside radio control (r/c)? For a limited budget you can't beat Free Flight in it's many forms. Basically Free Flight is flying a model without radio control. The model is trimmed to fly on it's own once you launch it. It's cheap and fun and you will learn a lot about flying for your basic education. Try this link for some reading material on that subject...http://www.hippocketaeronautics.com/index.htm
And here is another site for balsa rubber powered kits, (but stick with the beginners kits)...http://www.easybuiltmodels.com/
Just a couple to look at. There is a wide world of airplane modelling available to you out there. Keep asking questions.

Thanks