We are proud to Introduce F3C Heligod. Its been a while since he has appeared but now he is here to stay. Any questions regarding F3c should be directed to him as he holds many mortal titles and really knows his stuff.

 

So who thinks F3C is for old farts that can't fly 3D?

I know one person who doesn't, my good friend Nick Maxwell.



Nick is 26 and has been on the USA F3C team for the last 3 world championships. Not only is he an awesome 3d pilot, he's also very well respected in the F3C community and was seen flying and helping to set up a few F3C heli's just recently at Heli Heatwave.

F3C Heligod wishes Nick all the best for the upcoming FAI F3C World Championships scheduled to be held in KLOPEIRN, AUSTRIA July 2-12, 2015

 

Welcome F3c Heligod its truly a pleasure to have you on board. Ahh yes the chosen one mr Nick Maxwell. No one can deny his heli talent in all disciplines. Truly inspiring to say the least.

 

Ah HeliGod Father, it's great to be on board and thank you for the many blessings you have bestowed to keep @Crash Heligod away from my F3C disciples.

 

Hi @The Dude, great question.

Disciplined flying no mater the style will always help a pilot progress. A foundation in F3C will definitely help any aspiring 3D pilot with learning orientation, placement, stick control and smoothness although to master any one discipline can take many years of practice and trying to master two would take a lot of dedication. Many F3C disciples will attest to this, but there are a few that have. Here's F3C Heligods # 1 disciple Mr. Hiroki ITO who is officially recognised in the Guinness World Records for 4 straight victory at FAI F3C World Championships and a very accomplished 3D pilot.