Art-Tech Wing Dragon 4 Fun

what motors did u use and what prop and where did u get them from thx.

Hey Matey, They do go well dont they? Ok, for motors we use; "VALUE OUTRUNNER A2826-6 2200Kv" (£8.95)with a 7x5~7x6 prop. ESC, needs to be 30amp+, 40amp keeps it ultra reliable. All available from "robotbirds", do a google search for them. Ian

Wow, I have one of these, I have been flying it for years, but mine does not seem as agile as that. But hell your right, they are soo much fun. Great video, thanks for sharing. 5*

Hey Matey. Yes, they are great fun to fly in all manner of conditions to. We've slope soared them off cliffs and they work well doing that to. Cheap, simple fun. Ian

LOL, aerial chaos!

Hey. LOL yeah it was. So much fun these little models so capable to. We took them slope soaring off Dorset cliffs as well, now that was fun floating around in the lift. We are considering rebuilding these models for some more laughs. Thanks. Ian

Is it possible to control all 4 planes using the same controller if they're set to the same channel? THAT would be pretty funny, LOL.

Hey. Erm, not out of the question but at the same time not easy to achieve either. Unfortunately there would be too many variables which would effect the different models differently. If they were computer controlled in both height & positioning then it would be better, but otherwise it wouldn't be possible. I think it has been tried with 2 models in the past but that failed. You could connect them all together with carbon rods so they flew as a group, thats been done before well. Ian

This is so funny, LOL :-), its funny the way you crashed them can the chairman fly heli's very well?

Hello Mate. It is very funny, we had a lot of fun with these planes & as their cheap to repair it's ok to take chances with them. Our chairman doens't even fly helicopters, two of the guys in the film are purely plank fliers. On this day I'd already broken mine, I clipped one of the above models wing which broke the bands holding mine on. It didn't fly to well with no wing ;-) Ian