hi the hobbyking tuff trainer 2 is a great beginner plane,easy to assemble,made of epp foam.reasonable priced,great product,and you can buy a hobbyking simulator to practice on.worth a look.

That hobby king trainer is not compatible with anything above Windows XP (vista, 7, 8, 8.1, 10,etc.) unless you are proficient at coding.

stronk

i tried for several month without a sim... big mistake bc i destroyed my first kit plane (cheapo tho). now i crash diy foamies, a bit easier emotionally :p FMS is free and will definitely help out when you have no skills like me. also tons of free planes to download and use with fms if you know where to look or can use the ol' googly-eyes... fms here > http :// modelsimulator. com/

roadfossil take the picasim

Take note of the safe mode. If you're getting the kit with the controller, also note that the "panic switch" is very close to the switch that will put it in advanced mode. Made that mistake myself.

tcirillo I

Yeah well said Dennis.. That was the one tip that has helped me the most whilst learning. I'm still learning now really but I'm getting there slowly. I think it's very easy for people who've been flying for a long time to forget how difficult a simple thing like that can seem to a total beginner, especially when the pressure's on because your beloved new toy is finally in the air and the adrenaline's pumping but you know that one wrong move and you've knackered it!!

" move the stick toward the low wing of the plane when it is coming toward you. " what? I assume this means if the wings are not level to begin with, otherwise you don't have a low wing - if the wings are level and if one wing is low and you move the control toward that wing then you would reverse the direction of the turn and level out or if you keep turning you will go the opposite direction. Or by low wing - are you saying, while flying level toward you imagine you want to turn and imagine the wing is low in that direction then move the stick toward that wing and you will turn that way.

He's just talking about flying a simple oval as a beginner - when you're turning the plane around to fly back towards you and suddenly it seems like the controls are reversed - it's just an easy way to level out the plane when coming out of the turn (a time when a beginner can easily forget which way is which and just end up banking further in the same direction).

Isn't that basics?

i dont have a problem as alot of people can visualize as if they were behind the plane

Can u keep download link ?

Finally! Someone who is going about this the right way. Stay with your instructor until you can take off and land repeatedly without problems. One thing the video did not talk about (among others) was the flair on landing. Very important! Also, take the plane up high and practice slow flight and stall recovery. Always plan your maneuvers ahead of time. Fly as if your butt is in the cockpit, like a full-sized airplane. After more than 35 years of building and flying model airplanes, I still get excited about building my next project. To me, building is (at least) half the fun of this hobby. Try it! Any questions? Ask me. I'm glad to help.Good luck and happy landings!

plus putting all the work into it makes you more careful with it

Today's R/C planes don't really require much work at all. When you build an all-wood airplane from a kit, you really sweat the details! But the satisfaction you get from a successful first flight cannot compare to what you get from a ready-to fly model such as the Apprentice. When I show up at the field with a new airplane, I can be sure it will be the only one like it. I always get a kick out of questions like, "You built that?!" as if the thought of it is beyond their grasp. To me, it's a huge part of the hobby.

Gradually increase the speed as you ease into the turn.

That's an easy fix, click on View, Camera, Keep ground in view.

Thank You :)

can i know the name of this simulator please?

Phoenix RC

martin davey thanks..