nice little trainer ....very durable,epp foam fixes easy with shoe goo

Easy to build and set up runs great on a 1550 battery only issue is the landing gear comes loose to easy

The HobbyKing TuffTrainerII is a lot of fun. It needs a different prop and the UC angled forward but fitted with a stabilizer it is a blast to fly even in strong gusty winds. It has been discontinued by HK but this is exactly the same model (but in blue or red rather than green) from the original manufacturer. It’s a bunch of fun to fly and small enough to chuck in any car fully assembled. TechoneRC make a very high quality and precise product. It’s a lot more expensive from MotionRC than HK since I live in Australia - but it was worth it. :-)

Nice kit that assembles easily, but doesn't perform as expected. I wasn't aware from the description that the Sport King was so light and such a low wind flyer. I had hoped it would handle more wind than 1 - 2 mph. It flies pretty well in a now wind situation, but quickly gets difficult to control in more than a few mph wind.

Wing setup makes it hard to get battery in and wing back on. Could use a tail wheel put one no and take offs are more controllable. Nice flyer

I tell you what this is the most fun jile flying plane that is a blast to fly it penetrates oh well we have four or five Pilots that do I short-range formation flying and touching goes and it's a five-star airplane good job Tech one you can even use it for a trainer it's actually a 6-star plane

I built this plane for several very small parks lined with foam eating trees and gopher holes everywhere. I used a 400, 1050 kv, 52 gram motor, 20 amp esc, 2x5gr and 2x9gr servos and several 9' props including one folding 9X5. V1 is for belly landing with the folding prop and a Me163 style dolly attaching where the mains screw in. Wheels are 6" x 9mm black epp on a Freewing hub cut down to fit 9mm. I have landed this several times and it works really well. V2 uses the oem gear with Freewing 4" foam wheels. I extended the foam skid at the tail with a carbon rod and it steers on the ground no problem. I have flown it briefly on a 1000 mAh 3s with no wt. or c.g. issues but before I had it well dialed in. Today I flew 4 batteries, all 1000 mAh 2s and a 9x5 gws prop. What a sweet, stable, agile, little plane. Very slow and gentle set up this way. ***I inserted a toothpick & ca into the "Tabs" on the leading edge that meet the fuselage after seeing a tear begin.

I just bought both the Sport King and the Trainer King, both in kit form. These are my 5th and 6th Techone planes. 3-4 years ago, the Funfly was my first. Techone has raised the bar on just about every feature on these planes. I am very pleased with how well thought out and executed these designs are. Motor bulkheads, rubber band mounts, LG mains, nose gear on TK is stout 2.5 mm with a coil built in, push rod guides, hardware, instructions, secure packaging, fit & finish, etc. My only ****** is that the servo trays are still a bit too narrow for a standard 9 gram servo...no biggie. I'm sure they'll fly just as I expect them to. There are flight videos on both. Now....can we please get an EPP PT 17 Stearman?? Blue and yellow.