Hi everyone,

I'm just entering retirement, and after a lifetime of  'constructive' hobby activities: including model railways, and aircraft , both flying and static; restoring '50s' motorcycles, major house DIY projects etc etc;  I want to realise my youthful ambition to learn to fly R/C scale WW1 models.

 Having moved to Suffolk; I am now a novice member of Bury St Edmunds MFC. I have an 'Arising Star', which has had it's first flight  in the hands of my tutor. Now I'm just waiting for  suitable weather conditions. [ preferably crash-proof]

Cheers, Steve.

Hi and welcome aboard Steve Its not the weather that needs to be crash proof its the pilot

Seems like you have done all the right things so far