RC planes reviews focus on some of the best RC planes, which are subjective to everyone preference and taste. One of the major factors to consider before buying a plane is what budget you are running on, how much time you would want to fly and finally to your skill level. There are a number of planes loved by users which are either ready to fly (RTF) or almost ready to fly (ARTF).
Great Planes Avistar Elite
The reason why this plane is great for all levels inclusive of beginners, intermediate and experts is that those who want to train can use it as it is easily manoeuvrable. Apart from fueling and using batteries, it has everything intact to begin flying. Its high fixed wing gives more stability for its big body. On the contrary, it is a bit expensive especially for you who is on a tight budget.
E-Flite U2980 Radian
This plane is three times cheaper than the first one and it is specially designed as a glider. It has a lightweight structure with an efficient motor that will eight to ten minutes of flight time. It is stable and provides control with three channel remote.
HobbyZone champ ready to fly a plane
This plane has many users flying it had agreed to its value and fun level. It is an agile plane that can be flown simply by kids. Fast take-off makes it good enough to fly in small areas and it is reported to go from ground to air for as little as ten feet. Flies for a maximum of twenty minutes and body made of resilient foam material, easy to repair as well.
Volantex ASW28 sailplane kit
This whole plane is made of constructed EPO and PP material which is a little better than foam. You can easily assemble this plane, a brushless motor that lets it fly to higher altitudes where the wind may take control letting you use little or no battery power.
Hobby Zone Sport-Cub S
RC plane reviews have it that this plane uses SAFE technology that makes it a little safer for you. It helps you battle windy weather conditions while learning to use multiple flight modes and gain stability with a push of a trigger. It does not launch manually by hand but rather takes-off using its landing gear on a short runway.
