Parkzone Corsair

ParkZone PKZU1600 Ultra Micro F4U Corsair RTF Plane 5x Battery

US $139.99

26d 12h 9m

Parkzone Ultra Micro F4U Corsair BNF Electric R/C Airplane USED

US $76.00

47m

ParkZone PKZU1680 Ultra Micro F4U Corsair BNF Plane 3x Battery

US $109.99

12d 15h 1m

Parkzone T-28 & Corsair CNC Machined Aluminum Motor Mount - E-flite 400-480

US $15.99

16d 3h 6m

ParkZone PKZU1620 Wing/Belly Pan without Servo: Ultra Micro F4U Corsair New

US $11.66

20d 19h 40m

Parkzone Propeller Hub: Corsair PKZ1016

US $4.59

3d 12h 10m

Parkzone Landing Gear Plates: F4U Corsair PKZ4623

US $4.39

2d 13h 41m

Parkzone Ultra Micro F4U Corsair RTF Electric RC R/C Airplane PKZU1600 DSM2 2.4

10 Bids

US $61.00

22h 20m

ParkZone F4U Corsair Painted Cowl PKZ4626

US $4.99

28d 12h 56m

Parkzone T-28 & Corsair Aluminum CNC Machined Motor Mount - E-flite Power 10

US $15.99

2d 2h 12m

Parkzone F4U Corsair Pole Cat 160mAh 25c battery X5 Sukhoi SU26 XP Cub Trojan

US $26.64

22d 15h 2m

Parkzone Corsair & T-28 Motor Mount for Turnigy 3536/42

US $15.95

16d 5h 29m

Parkzone Cowl: Corsair PKZ4626

US $4.99

28d 12h 10m

ParkZone PKZU1625 Complete Tail Set UM F4U Corsair

US $6.99

21d 16h 34m

ParkZone PKZ4623 Landing Gear Plates: F-4U F4U Corsair New

US $4.68

27d 20h 18m

ParkZone PKZU1667 Bare Fuselage with Canopy: Ultra Micro F4U Corsair New

US $11.66

20d 19h 48m

ParkZone PKZ4428 Motor Mount with Screws F-4U F4U Corsair

US $3.27

26d 20h 4m

ParkZone Ultra Micro F4U Corsair Bind-N-Fly R/C Plane

US $109.99

19d 19h 1m

ParkZone PKZ1012 Prop/Propeller 9.5 x 7.5: F-4U F4U Corsair New

US $3.47

23d 2h 2m

ParkZone PKZ1016 Propeller/Prop Hub: F4U Corsair New

US $4.68

19d 16h 20m

PKZU1620 Parkzone Wing/Belly Pan w/o Servo : UM F4U Corsair

US $12.30

18d 17h 13m

Parkzone PKZU1625 Complete Tail Set Ultra Micro F4U Corsair

US $7.79

8d 19h 55m

ParkZone PKZU1680 Ultra-Micro F-4U F4U Corsair BNF

US $109.99

19d 19h 3m

PKZU1625 Parkzone Complete Tail Set : UM F4U Corsair

US $8.45

15d 18h 31m

Parkzone PKZU1602 Decal Sheet Ultra Micro F4U Corsair

US $2.79

8d 19h 55m

Parkzone Ultra Micro F4U Corsair RTF RC Airplane

US $139.99

23d 18h 18m

ParkZone Ultra Micro F4U Corsair BNF PKZU1680

US $109.99

25d 11m

NAVIGATION LIGHT SERVO PLUG Parkzone E-flite GWS P-47 T-28 P-51 Corsair Spitfire

US $30.99

10d 23h 57m

ParkZone R/C Ultra Micro F4U Corsair RTF Radio Control Airplane PKZU1600

US $139.99

28d 15h 52m

130mAh 25c battery X5 for Parkzone UM F4U Corsair Pole Cat Trojan T28 Mustang

US $15.67

22d 14h 52m

Parkzone Corsair

Parkzone F4U Corsair RC plane?

If I am relatively good at flight sim video games and know relativley well how to use ailerrons, rudders etc... would I be able to fly a Parkzone F4U Corsair RC airplane? And if I DID land too hard, they seems relatively "repairable" ?

I am also quite an experienced modeller and am more than adequate at doing small repairs...

I just don't want to blow 279 dollars on a toy that I destroy in 7 seconds I tried the Pheonix RC simulator with a Corsair at this shop and id fairly well with it, but I'm still not sure.

This is a highly maneuverable plane, BUT it is NOT the plane for a beginner for several reasons:
1. It is a low wing aircraft, and the "gull" wing makes it a bit tricky to land, especially in "breezy" weather unless you can land DIRECTLY into the breeze. (I have a "scale" Corsair using a .60 with retracts and flaps, somewhat larger!)
2. It is a "tail-dragger", which DOES require additional skills for takeoff as they do NOT handle as easily as a "tricycle" gear, nor do they land the same, REQUIRING you to know how to "flare" on landing IF it is close to scale.

This plane does NOT have retractable landing gear, so it SHOULD be able to take slightly rougher landings than similar planes with retracts.
Note that it is FOAM construction, therefore very light AND difficult to repair, (parts are USUALLY replaced, rather than repaired, and that CAN get expensive.)

My suggestion would be to buy a high-wing trainer FIRST, and work up to more advanced models.
Sims are fine, (I use one myself to keep in practice somewhat,) but REAL planes DO fly differently.

You MIGHT also consider a kit WITHOUT radio, and buy a 6 channel, (or greater,) radio so that when you DO move up to more advanced models, you will not need to replace your radio transmitter; since you say you are an experienced modeler you should have no trouble assembling a kit plane.