This is a fully aerobatic Flybarless 3D helicopter, requiring expert skills to make it perform to it's full ability. A 3 axis gyro makes it very stable for this type of unit, but doesn't allow too many mistakes. It uses the CPPM controls which mixes 3 servos to provide the pitch, roll and collective. The V450D01 has a full alloy rotor head, tail, carbon fiber frame and thrust bearings in the blade holders.

This is a fully aerobatic Flybarless 3D helicopter, with three rotor blades A 3 axis gyro makes it very stable. It uses the CPPM controls which mixes 3 servos to provide the pitch, roll and collective. The 4F200 has a full alloy rotor head, tail, carbon fiber frame and thrust bearings in the blade holders.

The 1-A is a super stable 6 channel 3D helicopter. Unlike the toys this is a fully controllable that can perform loops, rolls and all the complex aerobatic maneuvers like it's big brothers. Having the belt drive tail rotor makes it amazingly easy to control. I found it very similar to the much larger Hiko 400, but much friendlier

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The V120D02 is the world's smallest 6 channel Flybarless 3D helicopter with the advantage of a shaft drive tail rotor and a  3 axis head lock gyro. It flies like a larger aerobatic helicopter, stable and solid. For the advanced pilot. Fun to fly and very tough!

I'm having a ball with this little monster. VERY quick but very stable and I'm getting ready to go inverted for my first time, yes it is that friendly.

To see me flying it around in the store  click here

The V120D01 is a small 4 channel Flybarless fixed pitch helicopter. Unlike the toys this is a fully controllable, with a 3 axis gyro to make it extremely stable. Walkera is making their micro helis as easy to fly as the co-axle

The 4#6s is a very small 4 channel helicopter. Unlike the toys this is a fully controllable, with a 3 axis gyro to make it extremely stable. Walkera is making the micro helis as easy to fly as the co-axle

The 4#3Q is a very small 4 channel helicopter with a scale body. Unlike the toys this is a fully controllable, but be warned, smaller is not easier to control.

The 4# is a small 4 channel fixed pitch helicopter. Unlike the toys this is a fully controllable and a good place to start flying tail rotor helicopters

The UFly is a small 4 channel fixed pitch helicopter with a 3 axis gyro. Unlike the toys this is  easily controllable and a good place to start flying tail rotor helicopters

The CB180Q is a 4 channel helicopter that doesn't fit the standard classification. It looks like a really cool tail rotor helicopter, but very stable like a co-axle with none of the challenges of a tail rotor.

The V200D01 is a 4 channel fixed pitch Flybarless helicopter, very stable like a co-axle with none of the usual challenges of a tail rotor. The 3 axis gyro returns the heli to stable level flight without fighting for control as a flybar seems to do. Because it is so quick handling 50 dual rate switches are added to the transmitter to make it easier to fly

http://youtu.be/FQr4RNHkWkE

The Lama 2 is a very small 4 channel co-axle helicopter that is a blast to fly. Very light, maneuverable and powerful. The aluminum rotor head and rubber battery box make it very tough. I totally wore mine out bouncing it off the wall hundreds of time while still using the original rotor blades.

The 5G4 is a small 4 channel co-axle helicopter that is perfect for a beginner. It is very easy to control and extremely stable. When learning you will crash and the replacement parts are super cheap and available.