The ZOHD Dart 250G is the small brother to the popular Dart XL, it is the world's first high-end sub 250g FPV flying wing. With increasing regulations affecting our hobby, it offers an FPV experience without as much hassle as the bigger, heavier models. You will still need to check your country's regulations, some do require you to register a model airplane with a camera on it even when below 250g. The little Dart 250G offers incredible lifting power despite its size, excellent handling, and portability, which makes it the ideal choice for FPV flying in a small package. Features include an optimized airfoil, dedicated equipment bay for flight controller and GPS, nose camera bay, super durable Teflon-covered underbelly, protected leading edge to the wing, and so much more.

The Hobbyking H-King Mini L-39 has been developed from an earlier version that had a 50mm fan unit. This latest rendition from RC L39 aircraft sports an uprated 64mm 8-blade EDF fan unit with a 2220-3300KV brushless outrunner motor, a 50A ESC, and uses a 4S LiPo battery instead of the original 3S setup. The full-size L-39 jet was designed in the Czech Republic as a high-performance jet trainer for performing basic to advanced pilot training. It was the first trainer aircraft in the world to be equipped with a turbofan.

This H-King version of this very impressive F-16 Fighting Falcon is manufactured in EPO foam and is beautifully finished in an authentic USAF color scheme with the decals pre-applied at the factory. The H-King F-16 has outstanding flight characteristics in its own right, it flies like it is on rails, but the pre-installed ORX 6-axis gyro takes this to another level. Pilots of all levels of experience will benefit from using the intermediate gyro setting, this really does improve stability and smoothes out the flight, especially in windy conditions. For beginners and low hours pilots, the flight stabilization system makes it even easier to fly. It utilizes a 32bit MCU for ultra-fast control response and has 3 settings, gyro off, gyro on, and training mode. In the training mode, the gyro gives full stability and also limits the amount of roll and pitch that can be used. In gyro-on mode, this gives slightly less aided stability and does not limit the roll or pitch that can be used, perfect for smooth, jet-style aerobatics. In gyro off mode, it is exactly that, no gyro at all.

Do you feel the need for speed? Then this great-looking, extremely fast Rare Bear Reno Racer from Durafly is for you. It is supplied as a Plug-N-Fly model with minimal parts count, so assembly is quick and simple. There is no gluing required, just one screw holds the tail components in place, and 1 screw for the wing. Battery and radio access is via the large magnetically held canopy hatch, so radio installation and battery changes are very easy and straightforward.

Do you feel the need for speed? Then this great-looking, extremely fast Rare Bear Reno Racer from Durafly is for you. It is supplied as a Plug-N-Fly model with minimal parts count, so assembly is quick and simple. There is no gluing required, just one screw holds the tail components in place, and 1 screw for the wing. Battery and radio access is via the large magnetically held canopy hatch, so radio installation and battery changes are very easy and straightforward.

This H-King version of this very impressive F-18 Super Hornet is manufactured in EPO foam and is beautifully finished in an authentic USAF color scheme with the decals pre-applied at the factory. The H-King F-18 has outstanding flight characteristics in its own right, it flies like it is on rails, but the pre-installed ORX 6-axis gyro takes this to another level. Pilots of all levels of experience will benefit from using the intermediate gyro setting, this really does improve stability and smoothes out the flight, especially in windy conditions. For beginners and low hours pilots, the flight stabilization system makes it even easier to fly. It utilizes a 32bit MCU for ultra-fast control response and has 3 settings, gyro off, gyro on, and training mode. In the training mode, the gyro gives full stability and also limits the amount of roll and pitch that can be used. In gyro-on mode, this gives slightly less aided stability and does not limit the roll or pitch that can be used, perfect for smooth, jet-style aerobatics. In gyro off mode, it is exactly that, no gyro at all.