I can recommend the Blade 120 SR for beginners very. I particularly like the simple construction, robustness and very beginner-friendly flight characteristics of 120 SR. By 45 degree flybar he flies positive inherently stable, ie, it aligns itself after you release the stick. Of course, he still wants to actively be flown - drift must always be modulated. Especially fun he makes on windless days there. Depending on the skill can then be rapid and extensive sightseeing flights graduate - this is clearly his metier. No - wind he likes - by design. A crash has no consequences for the most part, if you time out takes the gas.
This helicopter is in my opinion the best introduction to the hobby, in addition to a flight simulator the helicopter flying can be as stress-free and cheap (low crash costs) learn. From Koaxhelikoptern I think not, however, a lot - they are boring and are not suitable for outdoors.
