jarndice Itis quite small and it is light so it is unable to handle gorillas crushing it but for normal people it will last just fine, Treat it with respect and enjoy it.

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ThomasHeiss @jarndiceLight with over 350 grams? Come on. A Xk K110 with 62 grams is light and crash bomb proof. But not this E200.

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ThomasHeiss @MrsinisterThe little back landing gear looks VERY FRAGILE on the pictures. A Scale CP model of this size and weight is meant for an experienced CP pilot, not a beginner. You just fly and land this thing; it is not meant to be crashed or to have a "harder landing". Looking at the BG pictures I am very concerned that the two front plastic mounts at the side of the plastic main frame might easily break out/off too. This always happens to my Blade 4503D (same plastic frame as the B450X/330x/330s) on a hard crash. IMHO tere would have to be a separate bottom plate where the landing gear is attached to, but not directly to the side of the plastic frame in the front. For such a high price I am surprised there is no CF frame, no CF bottom plate...all is plastic. Does not look to be VERY stable, if you ask me. But I do not own this E200 and have not flown it and have not tried to land it. I can understand very well that any minor mistake results in a "hard landing" affecting the landing gears and plastic mounts. The E200 is available at their Czech warehouse for us Europeans, but for that price I rather not try it out. The Goosky S2 Legend looks way more stable, but of course is no Scale heli :-)

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ThomasHeiss @MrsinisterThe little back landing gear looks VERY FRAGILE on the pictures. A Scale CP model of this size and weight is meant for an experienced CP pilot, not a beginner. You just fly and land this thing; it is not meant to be crashed or to have a "harder landing". Looking at the BG pictures I am very concerned that the two front plastic mounts at the side of the plastic main frame might easily break out/off too. This always happens to my Blade 4503D (same plastic frame as the B450X/330x/330s) on a hard crash. IMHO tere would have to be a separate bottom plate where the landing gear is attached to, but not directly to the side of the plastic frame in the front. For such a high price I am surprised there is no CF frame, no CF bottom plate...all is plastic. Does not look to be VERY stable, if you ask me. But I do not own this E200 and have not flown it and have not tried to land it. I can understand very well that any minor mistake results in a "hard landing" affecting the landing gears and plastic mounts. The E200 is available at their Czech warehouse for us Europeans, but for that price I rather not try it out. The Goosky S2 Legend looks way more stable, but of course is no Scale heli :-)

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ThomasHeiss @MrsinisterThe little back landing gear looks VERY FRAGILE on the pictures. A Scale CP model of this size and weight is meant for an experienced CP pilot, not a beginner. You just fly and land this thing; it is not meant to be crashed or to have a "harder landing". Looking at the BG pictures I am very concerned that the two front plastic mounts at the side of the plastic main frame might easily break out/off too. This always happens to my Blade 4503D (same plastic frame as the B450X/330x/330s) on a hard crash. IMHO tere would have to be a separate bottom plate where the landing gear is attached to, but not directly to the side of the plastic frame in the front. For such a high price I am surprised there is no CF frame, no CF bottom plate...all is plastic. Does not look to be VERY stable, if you ask me. But I do not own this E200 and have not flown it and have not tried to land it. I can understand very well that any minor mistake results in a "hard landing" affecting the landing gears and plastic mounts. The E200 is available at their Czech warehouse for us Europeans, but for that price I rather not try it out. The Goosky S2 Legend looks way more stable, but of course is no Scale heli :-)

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