Welcome to Hoverbatics.com, home of the wildest R/C aircraft on the net.  E-Plans for these crazy looking flying machines range from only US$5-$8.  They're cheap to build, fun to fly, and nearly indestructible.  

Above is the X-Ball.  It is a VTOL 3D aircraft.  There's nothing else like it available anywhere.  Take off vertically, transition to 3D maneuvers and "Fish Flight", and hover it back down for a vertical landing.  The appearance of this machine is downright freaky.

The Tennis Ball is a 3D disc for a .15 engine which sips gas.  I spend hours each weekend flying this little comedian of an airplane.  It's tough as nails yet light as a feather at only 21oz.  A Turbo Disc with a Norvel .25 and carbon fiber spars is flying now.

The Lite E-Disc is an electric disc plane that's great for flying hover maneuvers at home in a really tight area.  It uses all the running gear from a GWS Pico Stick.  When I can't make it out to the flying field I still get some stick time at home!

The 3D Disc is a 36" disc made of 1/2" foam is capable of all the neat hovering and sub-stall 3D maneuvers that are the rage now.  Best of all, this aircraft does them easily and is tough enough to get me through the learning curve.  There's no fragile balsa at all!  With about 1000 sq in of area, a giant rudder, and 4lbs weight, you have the formula for fun.

The Videoplane is a 125mph Force One delta wing mid-engine pusher with a video camera and downlink.   You need a strong stomach to watch these videos...  You've been warned!

My Raptor 50V2 recently received an on-board video camera too, and some videos will be available here.  I'm working on a VCD with tons of inflight videos from several planes on it.