That's one of the hobby's biggest draws. Of course, real jet pilots go through a tremendous amount of training before they're qualified to handle such a powerful machine.
Some models are just too demanding for beginners to fly successfully.
They fly slowly, giving you extra time to think and react. Trainers also have a very slow stall speed, which means that their wings can generate enough lift to stay aloft even when just creeping along. Kit versions deliberately avoid complex building techniques, and many trainers are available in prebuilt form. 40 ARF A staple of aerobatic airshows, two-winged biplanes never fail to win over an audience. The trainer styles make excellent first models.