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The incredible Frenzy is the perfect all-rounder. With reduced control throws it's a smooth, stable, and remarkably easy to fly plane that is perfect for the novice or beginner. Increase those throws, and with its high power-to-weight ratio on a 3S set-up, the Frenzy lives up to its name. It is capable of a wide range of amazing aerobatic maneuvers and will meet the demands of even the most ambitious aerobatic pilot.

We have all had to start learning to fly an RC model at some point, and a stable, high-wing trainer that is very forgiving is what is required. The Dancing Wings Hobby Vogee-16 Trainer is the perfect choice for the rookie pilot. It has a large, flat-bottomed wing with dihedral which enables it to fly very slowly, and it has the stability to sort itself out if you get in a muddle. The Vogee's flying characteristics are very benign, beginners tend to over-control, and the Vogee is very gentle in its handling, especially if you install one of the readily available 3-axis gyros that are available on the market these days. It also has a tricycle landing gear with a steerable nosewheel which really helps with the take-offs and landings. This version of the Vogee is supplied with a powerful 2817-900KV brushless motor, a 60A brushless ESC, an 11" prop, 2 x 37g servos, and 2 x 17g 

The Dancing Wings Hobby Stick-14T 3D aerobatic trainer is the perfect choice for intermediate and experienced RC pilots alike. It is based on the classic stick design and is quite capable of all the usual aerobatic maneuvers, plus with the right power train, it doubles up as the perfect 3D trainer. It has a very wide speed range, it is just as happy flying slowly as it is screaming about the sky. For added fun and enjoyment, the strip ailerons are split halfway making for outboard ailerons and inboard flaps. This allows for really slow or steep approach landings, and if the flaps are mixed in with your other controls it allows you to customize the handling to suit your own flying style. 

After the incredible success of the Tundra V1 and V2, Durafly has decided to produce yet another version with even more improvements to bring the Tundra series bang up to date. The V3 is now a pure 4S set-up so it has power in abundance to make your flying even more fun than it was before (if that is at all possible!). Other changes and improvements include daylight bright LEDs (so bright they are suitable for true dawn-to-dusk flying), a reinforced nylon prop that is more efficient, and better balanced, a return to the classic EPO foam wheels which are lighter, and stronger, pre-installed pushrods, and hex-head bolts and screws throughout. The V3 is available in the classic Tundra green and white scheme, or a red and silver color scheme Durafly has called the "Inspire". The reason is that the original Tundra was "Inspired" by the "Highlander" full-size SuperStol experimental airplane.