blue rc airplane su-27

Thus definitely worked out better then I thought for sure. Once I got it in the air it flew pretty well to be honest. There is a little bit of a learning curve to get use to it but I was more than pleased with this purchase. I was flying it in a nice wide open area probably a little bigger then a football field with about 3-7 mph winds from what my weather app said and it was handling really well. The batteries seemed to give me about 15-20 min per, so between the 3 I got with the plane I had about an hr worth of some good fun. I have never flew an rc plane before but this little bugger here was easy enough to learn and handle. So all in all it was well worth the $40 and some odd dollars that I payed and it was a blast to fly. Now im not sure about taking off from the ground because I was in a field but I just launched mine with a little bit of and upwards angle and the throttle up about halfway or so and then immediately pulled back on the the right joystick once the jet was out of my hand to start. The first few times before I tried that method I kinda nose dived but it didn't damage anything, its made pretty well and feels like it would have to really hit something hard to break, even while in the air with no throttle it seemed to glide down instead of nose diving. Another thing is that im sure that the wind may be stronger the higher you get up but you can release both joysticks and it will start to glide back down. I think most beginners could learn with this fairly easy. It's not going to to any crazy stunts or atleast I haven't figured out how to yet, but it flies very well and smooth atleast in very little wind conditions. Im probably gonna buy a few more for my son and nephews here eventually. All in all great starter for sure

Most fun toy of this year. Needs large space like football field and no trees because this thing soars. We’ve crashed it plenty and no breaking it yet.

My grandson had a Styrofoam plane for Christmas last year. It lasted about two days before the wheels fell off the engines fell off. We tried gluing it back together then ultimately sent it back to the department store where my wife purchased it. I ordered this one and it has crash landed many times and still going strong. The battery seems to last longer too. Having two batteries is very convenient. Thanks for making a cheap plane that last.

It is OK, flies if you throw it upwards, could not get it to take off from the ground as others claimed (that is false). It has hit several trees, the ground and even the house and stays together OK. Did have to superglue a tailwing back on, but it flew afterwards.

Loving it. Crashed it 20ish times, no damage that I can see. Easy to fly in light winds and with lots of space - wouldn't recommend flying in anything smaller than a soccer field, nor in heavy winds - lost it on a roof when a gust carried it away and had to stage a daring rescue. Great fun and great value, battery lasts a long time!

Battery life and flyability are great. Unfortunately, design and durability are quite sad. Both propellers have fallen off, the nose has come off, and the wheel wells have come out of their sockets as well. I was looking to purchase spare parts, but that doesn’t seem to be an option.

Surprisingly awesome remote control planes! We bought these remote control airplanes for our kids for Christmas, and it’s now July—and they’re still using them! They’re well-made, fly great, and have held up way better than I expected. They can be a little tricky to control, but as long as you’re flying them in a big open space, it’s not a problem. We did have a couple of crashes into neighbors’ yards, so we wrote our phone number on the wings—people actually texted us both times and we got them back! My kids (ages 5 to 11) all really enjoy flying these planes. We were definitely not disappointed and would absolutely recommend them!

Amazing it flies so easily and so well. Windy days may be a challenge but it gives hours of fun! Battery lasts a good amount of time. Easy to recharge/connect. My son is a little fighter pilot and doesn’t take it easy on this thing. It bounces and seemed to not break easily. We did have to reattach and glue the propeller mount, tail wing, as well as the nose piece but we got a quality superglue made for foam model planes and it does well. The foam structure takes a beating and hasn’t broken. Just had some broken joint pieces after a few dozen crash landings. Would buy again for the cost and seemingly indestructible quality and also ease of repairing with a quality foam approved superglue.