The first model of radio-controlled helicopter is that of Align, which with the model T Rex 100X Super Combo has managed to make progress in design and technology. The T Rex has undergone several variations over the years: in fact, it started from a very simple model, which only served as a mobile top, moving on to the first models of radio-controlled helicopters with little range as regards the possibility of maneuvering, up to the latest model, which comes with a body made of light metal that allows the helicopter itself to be able to glide without great difficulty and without suffering too much from its own heaviness. Aesthetically speaking, this model lacks nothing: all the smallest details have been made with great care, especially in the thinnest parts, such as the tail of the plane or the windows of the pilot's cabin, parts made really well that give a feeling of greater realism than other models of radio-controlled helicopters. By analyzing the possibility of being able to control the helicopter, this allows the owner to be able to glide the model or to make it hover without great difficulty in the sky, but not only: with the T Rex it will also be possible to choose the speed of the propeller blades , made of light metal, and the angle that the helicopter itself will take during the turn. This model of helicopter can also be remote controlled with the Iphone, obviously by downloading the appropriate application: this could represent a small defect, since sometimes the application tends to have a delay regarding the activation of a command and the time that it takes us to send it to the helicopter, a delay that sometimes could be two seconds or sometimes it could be a little longer.

Analyzing a second model of helicopters is that of the E - Flite, which with Huey Gunship traces a real piece of aviation history: this particular model is in fact the faithful reproduction of the helicopters used by the soldiers of the US army during the Vietnam War, and therefore it could be said that it was fired, or the manufacturer had the authorization to be inspired by the model of helicopter that really existed and used. Speaking of the model, this from an aesthetic point of view turns out to be perfect, especially in the realization of its details: the green color of the model is quite spot on, the writing "Army" and the symbol of the army are almost identical to the real counterpart, the hatch from which the soldiers descend is movable, that is it can be opened, the machine guns are positioned in the exact place and are also equipped with small missiles and bullets that give the impression that the helicopter is about to fire, and finally, the glass of the windshield, if you want to define it, is transparent and allows the owner to be able to see the interior of the helicopter itself. Here, however, we must underline a very small defect: the helicopter interiors are not well defined, but on the contrary it seems that there is no one in the pilot's cabin, a small lack that makes you lose some points in terms of the aesthetics of the model.
In addition to the aesthetic aspect, the Vietnam War helicopter was made with almost indestructible materials: these are in fact in light worked metal, which will absolutely not weigh down the model while it takes off, and by analyzing the propeller blades you can see the fact that these are quite resistant and at the same time light, which also in this case does not weigh down the helicopter, but will allow a rapid and immediate flight. A feature that will also allow enthusiasts to adore this model of helicopter more is to be found in the fact that this, thanks to its measures and its particular frame, is able to take flight and be controlled without great difficulty even during a slightly breezy day: unlike many other models in fact, even if there is a light breeze of wind, the helicopter will tend to remain stable once it takes off, and to respond perfectly to the commands given to it through the simple and practical radio command. If you want to attribute a second small flaw, this model has been especially designed for the inexperienced, and therefore those who are more familiar with flying model helicopters, may find it slightly too simple and trivial to fly this type of model.

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