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Mini RC AirplanesWhen Mother Nature won't cooperate Mini RC Airplanes are small enough to be flown indoors in places such as gymnasiums and warehouses. This means you no longer have to wait for Mother Nature to cooperate for getting your flying fix… They can also be flown outdoors on calm days, so you have the best of both worlds! Mini RC airplanes have really become popular over the past couple of years. LiPo batteries and brushless motors have opened the door for an entire new bread of small, lightweight airplanes. ParkZone Mini RC AirplanesParkZone is leading the pack for good quality and affordable mini RC airplanes. ParkZone Sukhoi Su-26mThe Sukhoi Su-26m is the latest addition to the ParkZone line of mini RC airplanes. It's a dandy too, let me tell ya! It's the only indoor RC airplane of it's type that's for sure. 
As a general rule, the larger an airplane is, the better it flies. That's why you don't see too many tiny indoor airplanes that can perform precise aerobatic manuevers. This plane is definetily the exception. For the first time ever, you can now use the local gymnasium or your backyard to perfect those aerobatic maneuvers that you strive to master with your larger pattern-type airplanes! Best ParkZoneplane out there if you're lookying for a tiny plane that performs just as well as the big boys! Parkzone Micro Citabria
The ParkZone Micro Citibria is another very aerobatic indoor RC airplane. As a mater of fact, its name comes from spelling aerobatic backwards. It's really hard to believe how slow this bird can fly! It's perfect for flying in small gymnasiums or warehouses. The Citibria is equipped with the latest 2.4Ghz 3-channel radio system which virtually eliminates any type of interference. This airplane is ready to fly right from the box! All you have to do is charge the included LiPo battery pack with the display stand that doubles as a charger and you're ready to fly! Parkzone Cessna 210
ParkZone's Cessna 210 is very similar to the Micro Citibria. In fact, the specifications are practically identical. The Cessna has a bit more spunk, so it requires a little more area to fly. The Citibria is more responsive to control inputs for performing precise maneuvers, but it doesn't fly as well in the wind as the Cessna. If your looking for a micro RC airplane for flying both indoors and outdoors equally, the Cessna is the way to go for sure. If you plan on flying indoors most of the time and want a very slow flying airplane that can perform clean precise maneuvers, the Citibria would be better for you. Parkzone Ember and Vapor
The most significant difference between the two is that the Vapor is available in a Bind-N-Fly version in addition to the RTF model. This means that you can bind your existing Spektrum radio system to the Vapor and save a few bucks. The Vapor also flies a bit slower and quieter than the Ember. 3D Mini RC AirplanesSX3 Southern Cross
If you've never seen a 3D RC airplane fly you will immediately appreciate how much time and effort it takes to master some of those amazing maneuvers. Medium to large sized gas 3D airplanes cost a significant amount of money. Many people learn basic 3D maneuvers with an affordable mini RC airplane designed for 3D maneuvers because they are much cheaper and will withstand a lot more abuse. You can see for yourself that the SX3 Southern Cross E-flite Sobre 3D Profile
You can see in the video to the right that HobbyZone's E-flite Sobre 3D Profile The airframe is reinforced with Depron foam that allows it to fly outside in windier conditions that would keep most other mini RC airplanes grounded. Both if these airplanes are ARF's that require a radio system, motor and batteries which are not included Similar PagesSponsored LinksBack to Top of Mini RC Airplanes
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in the video to the left is capable of some pretty impressive maneuvers.
is capable of some very impressive maneuvers.
