Three-dimensional (3D) flying has become very popular during the last couple of years, and it's now the fastest-growing segment of electric-powered aircraft. It is no longer considered an outlandish flying style where the airplanes look as if they are out of control. In fact, flying 3D takes a great deal of skill and many hours of practice with a 3D-capable model. Many pilots have come to realize that 3D flying is a new challenge and a lot of fun that's only limited by their imagination. In this article, we'll take a look at eight of the most popular 3D models and their power systems and radio equipment. All of the models are made of lightweight foam, and some can be built in as little as two hours. So strap in; it's going to be a wild ride!
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