Chris Smith 27

Hi guys Just to let you know i am reading all your replies and would like to thank you all for the advice and information. Best thing i did was join this forum, you guys have so much knowledge and experience which is helping me immensely. Also Rick i will be popping over to the Ediston club shortly. Cheers everyone Chris

Guys, many thanks for your replies, they make a lot of sence and i will be taking your advice. I will join my local club and drop the gyro idea.Also thanks for your suggested trainers, i will research a bit brfore starting one of the builds. Thanks kc for the links, you are correct i love building from raw material and plans but want to take things further and start actually flying the models. Great forum and appreciate your help. Chris

Hi everyone I used to build models when i was young but not done anything since restarting last year. Im now retired and hate tv so last year i brought an RCM&E mag which included a plan for skywriter biplane. I have successfully completed it so building is no problem but i now want to learn to fly models. I am looking for a plan for a trainer ideally a Cub or something. A also plan to fit a gyro to help me learn as i am an electronic/computer engineer. Could anyone suggest a good trainer with electric motor please? Also if anyone can provide a link to a plan i would really appreciate it. Once built i plan to join a local model club down here in Plymouth UK. Looking forwards to progressing my new hobby and building during the winter months. Regards Chris