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I don't know what you mean?

Thumbs down for the stupid vertical video turned sideways. Are you fucking kidding??? Unwatchable and shows just how stupid you can be and still upload a video. If you can't be bothered to show a video in the correct format, why should I waste time watching it?

What I have done is suspended my subsription for 3 months, and see what they will do to improve things, if not I wont rejoin.

Not surprised Andrew, this thing is horrible. I am thinking I might just leave all electrics out and build a very expensive static model. Just waiting to see if hachette come up with some answers. I am also building the u96.very enjoyable, no problem with electric components,Highly recommend. I do find that agora models are so much Better with this type of build. Good luck with your next project.

I think everyone is having problems with the engines.if the engine isent lined up it wont work

Andrew if you take the super chargers off the motor then it will work fine.

I don't think it's the motor or the battery it's probly caching on something in the plastic engine or it's not lined up , you could put some oil on the metel rod

Hi Andrew. Just came across this video looking for help. Im obviously not the only one feeling this is a peice of junk. Engine's work when they want, as does the landing gear 😮. Do i carry on or count my losses. Lot of money for a static model.

Excellent video ❤

Agree totally. If I had started with these engines in starting issues I would give up.

good work on the sky line I have a problem fitting HT leads to the landcaster bomber engines could you fit them for me

Wow nice scale model

Hi Andrew good work on the landcaster bomber exhaust good work good video 👍

yup - as Jonny Turner says the test box only turns the motor one way. If you swapped the leads over then it would reverse and go back in. But to do that you'd need to cut the wires, so don't do that

yea, i have the same problem. I think just about everyone has this issue. The problem I found is its just not one thing. you have to first see if you can get the motor runing before you add in the engine. Once you have that working, then add the engine, but if its not absolutely perfectly straight and aligned, the tiny motor isn't powerful enough to overcome any teeny bit of friction so if its just a fraction off centre or you have some friction on the front of the engine it just won't work. The shaft running through the engine to the front propellor mount must move extreemly smoothly with zero friction. If it has the slighest bit of friction the tiny motor cant overcome the friction and it won't move. So that has to be perfect first. Then when you have that sorted add the engine and get it absolutely dead on straight and you might get it to work.

basically, the polarity of the battery box is set to only extend. if you swapped the polarity it will retract. but don't do this as you could do damage, the actual electric box will sort this out. the tester box wasn't designed for testing the undercarriage. there's a completely different electric box for the whole model, and the tester box your using is for testing the motor and other lights and stuff. and the reason your motor isn't spinning the prop is because you need to make slight adjustments and wiggle the engine a little bit until it works. assuming you haven't glued it to the firewall. also, your going to want to tighten those screws that hold the motor to the firewall. hope this answers everything.

Mine is the same it works before but when you put the engine on it won’t 😢

They don't have treads on the Tyres, they are smooth so they get the grip from runway instead, like F1 motor racing.

Instead of using oil, why don't you use Vaseline on the end of your screwdriver to hold the screws, and a tiny piece on the thread of the screws.

You need some delicate needle nose pliers to hold things and insert them into holes so you can be directly accurate in line with the hole. Fingers are not accurate enough. Dip them in a bit of liquid rubber so you don't damage stuff when you grab it with the pliers.