Andy Nash

Hi Rich   Your build is looking good. I have too many project unfinished to start another. Just done a bit more to my blades, couldn't sleep, lol   Steve don't give Rich any other ideas, an autogyro with floats! What's next? LOL   Looking forward to the videos mate.   Regards Andy

She does look good. Best of luck to you all.  Andy

              Its a leap year and I'm feeling good!!!!    and this model will look great in my hands at the flying field  regards Andy

What a great looking kit,   ...... I can see a fuel tank in the picture with the electric motor! Is this for a new kind of battery...LOL   Keep up the good work. Andy

Hello Simon I think model planes are a personal choice and your dad will like somthing different than you. Also, choosing should be fun and half the problem if shared with your dad. I remember starting on a 0.15 IC powered glider, and have trained new members with electric gliders. But I recommended to join a club and IC powered models are not park flyers. Also you will need insurance for IC engine models and I would recommend it for electric! If you want to make a surprise of it, then get a "BladeRunner II" or a "Micro Mosquito" they fly in the house and cost £69.95. No insurance needed, no club needed, no building, and you can both take turns. Search and see the web videos. That's father-son bonding.. :-) You will realise that model flying is great fun. Get him membership at a club is the place to start. Join the BMFA for insurance. A good club will usually have a free trainer to learn with. ie someone will give you an old trainer they no longer want. email me if you need more info.. Take Care Andy