Keep growing every week.

My flying collection seem to grow more each week.  Got a good bargain on Hobby King YAK 54 this week from a my friend with 36.6” wingspan and a good 3D performer. With TURNIGY AERODRIVE brushless motor, TURNIGY DLUX 40A Esc and TURNIGY 2200mah 3S 40-50C lipo battery it can fly hands free straight line, good custom CG and sharp handling after countless of Expo and End point setting on my controller.  The model looks good too and a great companion to my gentle Pits Special bi-wing plane when placed side by side on the place holder in the room. I wouldn’t recommend this as beginner’s planes because it needs an agile pilot thumbs to tame this plane but so far after hundred hours of flight time under my belt its good plane and I can do much basic stunts and tricks thanks to training on my EPP profile 3D plane TRISTANIA. Its full of fun and something new than just glide high.  The thrills does put me in the same situation when once I was on flying a heli in 3D mode except this time my heart beat doesn’t go that high in state of panic,lol.

Fly 3deee!!

Im going flipping 3D! Ok I’m saying flying 3D not about building 3D models but I still do make some but at slow pace but never declining. So I’m now branching a new path of flying that is flying some cool acrobatic moves and 360 degree stunts which local flyer called it 3D flying. I bought some 3D planes range from various types of size, built and performance which now I had 6 of them and still counting. I got myself PRECISION AEROBATIC ELECTRIC SHOCK, 2X HK TRISTANIA/TECHONE SPIRIT, HK PITTS SPECIAL, TECHONE PIAGET and TECHONE MALIBU F3P. Also soon to come are 1.4m size 3D planes. A break from soaring into the clouds and back to the sea level flying patterns and 3D moves it was a blast flight as I’m proud that my thumb stick skills still rocks since my last 3D heli flight with all those cool move a plane model can do that can jaw drop some spectator who came to watch our mini airshow. Its been 2 weeks into 3D and I’m soo hooked with also those cool moves such as prop hanging, knife edges, harrier hover, rolls, figure 8, imellmans turns and all sort of funky flying style beyond limitation. Good thing some of my favorite planes are made of soft EPP foamies, lighter than a pair of jeans, virtually no maintenance, cheap parts, safe to fly in the public and if it crash into anything it doesn’t even scratch a thing. This is good stuff for friends and family who spectate nearby.
We also did some creativity of our own putting strips of LED for night fly and it was spectacular sights having some bright blinkies in the night sky, was a crow magnet too. Since I’ve been flying this friendly slomo foamie 3D flight I made some new friends from curious spectator who also ended interested into flying. Flying sometimes can be a social thing and sometimes I ended up invited for a tea time having flying nearby my neighborhood. Looking at the mirror I don’t I have a friendly facial expression on my face due to some irritating wrinkles well maybe i looked like Bozo the clown with balloons ready to entertain the kids, lmao. Anyway flying is socially fun and it keeps me away from bad influence on TV, lol.

Birds eye view flight in 2011

No words could describe how awesome was my previous 2011 activity, it’s a whole new world up there so let’s recap back again some stuff that I used to tweet and fb some picture back then. Enjoy some awesome view and scene around our local flying venue with on-board cam on my rc planes.

Look back at 2011 flying

Oh yeah, 2011 was all about being fun outdoor. Take that computer away and bring me that heli & aeroplane models. Flying is the game and a huge smile was brought home till next morning. Good bye 2011 and welcome 2012. I haven’t been blogging that often, but that means it’s a good thing because I’m out all day on hot sunny field flying about into the clouds with my R/C planes and at the same time making lots of friends. In just a short period I already accumulate dozen of these flying machine and great times being on this healthy activity. Here some photos to recap overall activity for 2011.