FLIGHTS OF FANCY HOBBIES |
Howzit fellow Fliers.
I learnt to fly when I was 9, when I was wider than I was tall, in the wild west town of Randfontein where the men are men and so are the women. Hahaha its all good. Saturday afternoons were filled with Sun and the smell of Castor oil in the air. Nothing quite like it!
I went from phase to phase, flying scale, pattern, old timers, fast and furious and lastly but not least: Heli's
Some may say I've got over to the dark side of flying but there's nothing to beat the sound of a heli beating the air into submission as it whips through the air in some logic defying stunt.
For me the hobby is about fun not about how big or how expensive your plane is. I see so many newcomers into the hobby arrive at their field with a plane or heli that, although lovely, is completely unsuitable for
them to learn to fly on. Hey, Spitfires and Airwolves are great. BUT not in the beginning. Often the newbie ends up being so frustrated by his purchase that he abandons the hobby altogether. This is not what I'm about. I'm here to make a newcomers sojourn into the hobby as fun and rewarding as possible. Even the crashes can be fun
So I decided to open a Hobby shop were the focus is on fun and supplying a decent quality product at a decent price. along with the advice and after sales service to go with it.
So feel free to come along to Durban Deep Radio Flyers(More like Durban Deep Hooligan Flyers) on a Saturday afternoon and come chat to us or just watch planes hover vertically down the runway (you can do anything with Enough Nitro)
Happy Flying
Stuart
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