Let's take a look at the Ranger 600 toy RC airplane from VolantexRC and available from KidsToyLover.com. The Ranger 600 is a small (600mm wingspan, hence its name) 3-channel radio controlled airplane, the three channels being motor power, rudder and elevator. It is very simple to operate and, like so many other beginner planes these days, features electronic stabilization. This helps prevent the plane from getting in to an undesirable attitude (its position and situation in the sky) which could potentially end in a crash. The stabilization has three modes and is switchable by a toggle switch o ..read more

This article is a review of the Zhi-Yang ZY 530 Pro radio controlled toy aircraft, available from KidsToyLover.com. The aircraft comes Ready To Fly, although both fins (vertical stabilizers) do need to be pushed into place. A simple plastic clip holds each one in place - simply put the fin over the slot in the tail and push down until you hear the click. The silicone rubber nose cone also needs to be put on, this simply pushes onto the front of the plane. A spare nose cone is provided, and this is a good thing because the cone can pop off very easily in a bad landing, and if you're flying the ..read more

The Luiyifei YF-350 Toy RC Aircraft, available from Kids Toy Lover (YF350 Link) is a small 2-channel radio control plane aimed at younger flyers, although experienced RC pilots are also bound to have a lot of fun with it, as I have been at only 54 years young! The YF-350 has quite a unique design, with a distinctive shape that incorporates a float under each wing, enabling the plane to be driven on water. At the time of writing I haven't had a chance to drive it on water yet, but I can imagine it would be a lot of fun and perfectly able to take off from water, making it a great little float pl ..read more

Pete here again from RC Airplane World, this time taking a look at the little VolantexRC P-51D Mustang micro RC warbird, available from KidsToyLover along with the Corsair, Spitfire and Messerschmidt BF-109 from the same range. These little warbirds are very cool and it's great that we can buy and fly a 4-channel electric RC plane like this, for not much money. When I was a kid growing up in the late 1970s I was building and flying balsa wood rubber-powered free flight model planes about the same size as these warbirds. I would have loved to have one of these back then, but it's taken several ..read more

As someone new to the thrilling hobby of flying radio control (RC) airplanes, helicopters and/or drones, you might be seeing lots of words and terms that you're not familiar with. The more involved with the hobby you become, the more you'll understand all these terms, but I thought I'd explain some of the more common ones that you're likely to see when doing your RC research. Do note, though, that some words and terms differ between countries. For example, there are several differences between the UK and USA. These differences are only small, but they are worth knowing about. Here we go then ..read more

Hey there, young adventurers and families! Today, we're diving into a thrilling review of the XiaXiu Raptor H650, an incredible remote-controlled aircraft that promises endless fun on land, water, and in the skies. This special feature is inspired by Pete from RC Airplane World's in-depth analysis, tailored just for our young audience at KidsToyLover.com. Unboxing Adventure Imagine opening a box to find a treasure inside - that's what it feels like with the Raptor H650! Its packaging is as sturdy as a knight's armor, ensuring it arrives safe and sound for your next big adventure. Despite a fun ..read more

 The world of Remote Control (RC) planes is vast and varied, offering a multitude of choices for the budding young pilot. When selecting an RC plane for a child, understanding the types and channels is crucial. This blog post aims to provide a comprehensive guide to help you navigate these choices, ensuring your child's foray into RC aviation is both enjoyable and educational. The Landscape of RC Planes for Children Types of RC Planes Toy-Grade vs. Hobby-Grade: Toy-grade planes are typically more rugged, designed for younger children and beginners. They often have fewer features but are ..read more

Introduction: Greetings, young aviators and parents! Welcome back to KidsToyLover.com, where today we're embarking on an exhilarating journey into the world of model aviation. This isn't just about flying toys; it's about sparking a lifelong passion for flight and engineering in our young enthusiasts. If you're considering introducing your child to the fascinating realm of entry-level model aircraft, you're in for an adventure. Here's what you need to know to make this experience both safe and mesmerizing. 1. Choosing the Right Aircraft: Selecting the perfect model airplane is like picking the ..read more

Introduction: Hello, Kidstoylover Community! As parents and guardians, one of our top priorities is ensuring our children's safety, especially when it comes to their playtime. Remote-controlled (RC) toys are a fantastic way for kids to develop hand-eye coordination, understand basic mechanics, and have loads of fun. However, safety is paramount. In today’s blog, we’ll explore some essential tips to teach your kids to play safely with RC toys. Understanding the Toy: Before your child starts playing, it's crucial to understand the toy's capabilities and limitations. Each RC toy, be it a car, dro ..read more

Introduction: Welcome to KidsToyLover, a place where history and play converge to create memorable experiences. Today, we are diving into the illustrious era of the 1940s to explore the majestic world of World War II aircraft. These flying machines were more than just instruments of war; they were engineering marvels, symbols of courage, and loyal companions to the warriors of the sky. Let’s unravel their stories and pay tribute to their enduring legacy. Body: The 1940s: A Decade of Innovation and Valor  The 1940s marked a period of intense global conflict and remarkable technological a ..read more