where are the Swift lovers?

[RUSS]

That looks cool but iam sure scale flyers are suposed to fly the right way up 
nice pictures dont no how the hell u fly with mode 1 radio mode 2 for me

[swiftrex]

i have a swift and an unstarted swift kit a spare 600 motor and was thinking of doing a scale swift any info you could give of your build would be greatly appreciated how does it fly was the fly bar and paddles a problem as some say thay can slap the fus cheers matt

[heliguychris]

On  the ground the paddles can hit the fuse at their limit, but ive never had them touch in flight. The main work i think, in getting a scale build right, starts with the bearing blocks that lift the mechanics to the right place for the mast to exit the top of the fuse. Below is a pic of what i did on the swift with the Funkey fuse.  Not petty but functional, and it gets the sit right in flight.  Shot 209 shows how some 18mm tube cut, bent, epoxied and painted for a scale undercarridge looks when done in about 40 mins.

[CT4]

That looks cool but iam sure scale flyers are suposed to fly the right way up 
nice pictures dont no how the hell u fly with mode 1 radio mode 2 for me

Flying Mode 1 is easy if there was no Mode 2 when you started!

[rc planes fan]

In my opinion neither swift or Trex. Has anyone got a copter X model, these models are superb value for money, great quality- honestly just as good if not better because of the fact they are cheaper.

My main passion is rc planes but have a few Copter X rc helicopters and my passion for those is almost taking over.

Check them out
http://www.nitrotek.co.uk/rc-helicopters.html

thanks
Josh : rc planes fan
http://www.nitrotek.co.uk/rc-planes.html