Do you need to buy planes? If so, how much do they cost? Thanks!
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Planes costs are on the rise of flight website. During sales periods they range $3 to 7 . Either you buy a starter pack (with a box version or online on RoF website), or you install the game free with Albatros V and spad XIII free, forever. Then you buy additional planes you want on RoF website (login : same as the game account). I can't remember what is cheapest, check ROF website offers and make a comparison, but I'd say buying planes you like during sales periods (you'll have an email once you register the game for free with 2 planes as I said above) is a deal, wether you buy a few or all. If you like boxes, you need to buy a box of course (I did). {JG13}Oberst.Ramses Planes costs are on the rise of flight website. During sales periods they range $3 to 7 . Either you buy a starter pack (with a box version or online on RoF website), or you install the game free with Albatros V and spad XIII free, forever. Then you buy additional planes you want on RoF website (login : same as the game account). I can't remember what is cheapest, check ROF website offers and make a comparison, but I'd say buying planes you like during sales periods (you'll have an email once you register the game for free with 2 planes as I said above) is a deal,... » Read More Planes costs are on the rise of flight website. During sales periods they range $3 to 7 . Either you buy a starter pack (with a box version or online on RoF website), or you install the game free with Albatros V and spad XIII free, forever. Then you buy additional planes you want on RoF website (login : same as the game account). I can't remember what is cheapest, check ROF website offers and make a comparison, but I'd say buying planes you like during sales periods (you'll have an email once you register the game for free with 2 planes as I said above) is a deal, wether you buy a few or all. If you like boxes, you need to buy a box of course (I did). {JG13}Oberst.Ramses « Show Less
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No, but to gain the full enjoyment of ROF it is advisable, they have sales now and again with discounts for the amount of planes you buy, there is also a register for members in the ROF forum were you can get free planes from members of the community, who understand that some people just can't afford to pay and as such kindly donate planes to other members, hope this helps ST_Nooney
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Depending on the package you buy , it will come with a certain amount of planes with the box, usually 4-6. After that you buy planes you want, as well as add on's for the planes such as altimeters and things the plane didn't have normally. Most of the planes are $7-11 each. All the add on's are $1-5 each. They do have sales quite often that reduce the amount of each plane and the more of them you buy at once the cheaper they are as well.
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You get a few planes free both Entente and Central Powers. Other planes range from 2.99 to 11.99 or so. I was put off by that at first, but then i realized it can take hours to master a specific plane. Plus, they offer discounts if you buy 2 or more at the same time. The price list is in the store button on the main site. The planes you get in the free demo are the same ones you get in the game
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The game comes with two planes (one German and one French) They are enough to get a feel for the game. I should note that the German plane is easier to fly than the French plane. If you like the game there are dozen's more to buy. They range in price from $6.25 for fighters to up to about $12 for the big bombers. They have several big sales per year as well. If you have any interest in the subject area, the game is free! give it a try!!
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You can download a free to play edition here http://riseofflight.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?t=20836You will need a good PC with a quad core engine and a good graphics card.If you get ROF Iron Cross Edition you will get maybe 6 to 8 planes but do not remember exactly. There are about 30 planes in their "store" online, ranging from about 7 dollars for a fighter to maybe 12 dollars for the large bombers. Go to their websitehttp://riseofflight.com/enHope this helps
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This is a complete ready to fly RC plane. It is geared for the new flyer and the only thing extra you might need is a couple more batteries. I would recommend that you learn on a simulator and practice. Have a ball you will enjoy. If you have problems flying the first few times, spare parts are available. So to barrow the commercial, "just go do it".
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Zoom in works for me BUT for just $100 how much camera are you really looking for? I get very good airial photos, but bounding around up there, I snap a lot and save a few. Don't zoom much from the plane.
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I found a just plane only deal on amazon, unless you can find a plane only, you will have to buy a arf kit or rtf kit.I installed a1400kv brushless motor and 2.4 radio and it flys great.
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My understanding is that for an. RC plane it is very forgiving and good to learn on. But it is not a toy and certainly does not fly itself. The advice I was given seems sound: find someone with some experience to show you the ropes. There are apparently . many RC clubs around the country you could contact. Also, be prepared for the thing to crash, sustain damage, and need to be fixed. It's not super difficult, but it is something you need to be ready for. That's just sort of "the nature of the beast" for radio controlled planes, at least as far as I understand it. It would be the same issues with any other plan you might purchase. Hope that's helpful for you! My understanding is that for an. RC plane it is very forgiving and good to learn on. But it is not a toy and certainly does not fly itself. The advice I was given seems sound: find someone with some experience to show you the ropes. There are apparently . many RC clubs around the country you could contact. Also, be prepared for the thing to crash, sustain damage, and need to be fixed. It's not super difficult, but it is something you need to be ready for. That's just sort of "the nature of the beast" for radio controlled planes, at least as far as I understand it. It would be the... » Read More My understanding is that for an. RC plane it is very forgiving and good to learn on. But it is not a toy and certainly does not fly itself. The advice I was given seems sound: find someone with some experience to show you the ropes. There are apparently . many RC clubs around the country you could contact. Also, be prepared for the thing to crash, sustain damage, and need to be fixed. It's not super difficult, but it is something you need to be ready for. That's just sort of "the nature of the beast" for radio controlled planes, at least as far as I understand it. It would be the same issues with any other plan you might purchase. Hope that's helpful for you! « Show Less
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I purchased mine new and they didn't come with a flight case, other seller's that offer used ones may have a case to offer.
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If your question is....does the plane come a radio, the answer is yes. The plane is RTF which means Ready to Fly. Everything you need to fly this plane is included, plane, radio, receiver, battery and battery charger. Great plane for small fields on calm days
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Yes, it comes with two planes but they are smaller than the ones that you would buy separate like at Wal Mart.
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i bought my stuff from the local hobby shop which is probably more than online prices, but i had no idea what i was doing so i needed their advise. the transmitter is the most expensive. I haven't purchased one yet but a good digital one that you can use for multiple aircraft is approx $250. i spent $30 on the micro servos to operate the control surfaces. ~$50 on speed control. ~$50 on engine. $30 on the receiver. ~$3 on a propeller. ~$20 on the battery. That's all i can think of right now. It is a nice kit though. It looks fantastic and is super light. I haven't had opportunity to fly it yet, but it is a nice display piece in the interim.
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would also like to add, banggood.com is a place to get parts. also ebay. but most come from over seas so order a few extra, it takes 3 weeks. main motors (burn out) blades (break) and main shafts (bend) from hitting things, thats the most items i have ordered. and get extra batteries 200mah gets you more air time. and after you get experience and want to fly out side. wl v912 is a great start. look up some videos on youtube.
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I believe it was a kit to build the plane. All the planes I made were from model kits. I gavemy completed planes to a grandson and don't have them any longer for me to refer too. I think the only one I had problems withwas a kit for a very small size plane. Wish I could help you more. If you contact the Seller, they can usually answer any questions you may have.
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I think you mean a transmitter. Yes, you need to buy a transmitter (radio) if you don't have a transmitter from another E-flite flyer.
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no, you'll have to buy all the electronics separately since there are many choices, the kit includes all the balsa to make the plane that you'll construct, it says electronic rc plane because it can be used as one no kit kit will ever have the electronics unless you get a almost ready to fly (ARF)
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Yes, great purchase...get rechargeable batteries. I love as I fly a lot and very comfortable.
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The whole reason I bought 2 helo's is because of your issue. I don't like waiting either, you can have 4 of these bad boys cheaper than what some RC's cost. I got this one and a MJX F45. The two together give you plenty of flying time...but me, I had to go one up and bought the V912 to throw in the mix. When i get done with all 3, I come back inside and run my 4 "mini" helo's. 1 Nine Eagle and 3 V911's. About an 1 and half hours or 2....depending. Plenty of fly time...and I'm still WAY under the price of an Align T-Rex.
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It's not a model plane... it's a plane unlock in the game. Don't waste your money on this game... it's really not that good. The stick is not too bad yet not the best I've used. If you find really cheap then might be worth it.
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easy to fly, yes. Worth the money, maybe. I suggest you go with the Syma 107 helicopter first. It's $5 cheaper, little longer flight time, and slightly easier to handle.