don ' t worry , GabeN will get his cut ifwhen the skin is flipped on the marketplace . <| sep |> You should try making a defensive and an attacking formation , try to gey some WB ' s <| sep |> He wouldn ' t be able to split himself , since that ' s active , but he could have his hands cut off without a problem and them freeing himself <| sep |> That and collective pitch helicopters the ones where you control the angle of the blades and can fly upside down are the hardest RC aircraft to fly . If you ' ve never flown RC helicopters , I urge people to first get a coaxial heli helicopter with the two blades on top of each other . They are much easier to fly , cheaper , you don ' t have to worry about them wanting to crash if you have momentarily lapse of judgement . But you will crash . Not if , you will crash . I worked at a hobby store for 5 years , every person who bought their first helicopter crashed it . It ' s to be expected , they have parts to fix them . Even if you ' ve flown drones , I ' d still recommend a coaxial before you get a single rotor fixed pitch heli . Consumer model drones are the bitches of the skies , they ' re as easy as it gets . But consumer drones serve a different purpose , mainly photography so it ' s to be expected . Fixed pitched single rotor helis are the next step up from coaxial . Some people do start with these , but be prepared to crash . It ' s doable , just not my recommended method . After that , you can go full suicide collective pitch helis , do flips , etc . Chances are you know most of this as you frequent a hobby shop . This was more for people wanting to get into the hobby .