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FT Mighty Mini Tiny Trainer MKR2

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$24.99

Beginner RC Airplane Build Kit

The FT Mighty Mini Tiny Trainer is the ideal starter kit for beginners looking to get into building RC or glide airplanes.

FT Mighty Mini Tiny Trainer MKR2

$24.99

FT Mighty Mini Tiny Trainer MKR2

$24.99
Flying Space Required
medium_field
Park
Build Level
easy
Easy
Flying Level
beginner
Very Easy
Build Time
very-slow
2 Hr
Flying Speed
very-slow
Slow
Battery Capacity
battery
800 mAh
Battery Cells
battery
2-Cell
Power Pack
A
Min. Channels
battery
3-Channels
Series
Mighty Minis

Kick off your RC journey the right way with the FT Tiny Trainer—the ultimate Mighty Mini designed to master every RC flight basic!

Perfect for beginners, parents, educators, or anyone introducing a friend to this awesome hobby, the Tiny Trainer turns every flight into a confidence-building success. This ingenious plane evolves with you through four progressive designs in one kit:

  • Start as a free-flight glider—add a bit of clay to the nose, hand-toss, and enjoy simple back-and-forth fun with a buddy.
  • Upgrade to a 2-channel RC glider (rudder + elevator) for precise control practice—no power needed yet.
  • Swap to the powered nose for 3-channel flight—learn smooth figure-eights, gentle loops, and lazy circuits with forgiving handling.
  • Level up with the included sport wing for 4-channel aerobatics—master bank-and-yank turns, rolls, loops, and precision flying. Add a 3S battery to unleash vertical climbs and exhilarating speed!

Along the way, you'll pick up every core Flite Test building technique—from "A Folds" to folding wing airfoils—in one rewarding project.

Optimized around the Power Pack A (standard for the Mighty Mini Series), it's quick to assemble, incredibly durable, and endlessly versatile.

Whether you're making memories with family, teaching a group, or launching your own flying adventure, the Tiny Trainer grows with you from first toss to first aerobatic triumph.

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Are you just starting out in Radio Controlled Planes? No problem. We got you covered! We're a community that loves sharing our passion for flight and we've got the knowledge to guide you every step of the way. So why not jump right in? Visit our Beginner Section & let's start this journey together.


FT Mighty Mini Tiny Trainer MKR2 Specifications

  • Weight Without Battery: 6.8oz (193g)
  • Center of Gravity: 1.5 - 1.75" (38-44mm) from leading edge of wing
  • Control Surface Throws: 16 degree deflection (elevator/rudder) Expo 30%
  • Wingspan: 37" (940mm)

Package Includes

Note: Kit includes airframe only

  • 4) Lasercut Maker Foam Sheet
  • 1) Mini Premium Hardware Pack which includes: (4) Vinyl Mini Control Horn, (2) Vinyl/Fiberglass Mini Firewall, (4) Rubber Band, (2) Zip Tie, (1) Velcro, (1) Paint Stir, (3) BBQ Skewer, (2) Popsicle Stick, (2) Control Rod Housing, (3) 16" Pushrod, (2) Thin Landing Gear Wire

FT Mighty Mini Tiny Trainer MKR2 Videos

  • Wonderful plane
    5

    Posted by Jared wild on 27th Nov 2025

    Everyone at the airfield makes comments about this plane being card board but with three packs and two chargers I'll have twice as much flight time as everyone else.

    The only thing I dislike about this plane is the tongue twister of a name.


  • Tough & Replacable
    5

    Posted by Lucas on 4th Jul 2025

    The plane flys great. Crashes great and all the parts are easy to make again. I'm glad this was my first plane.

  • flight review
    5

    Posted by Bart on 15th Aug 2024

    I am not an expert, but I flew this last night after I set it up and followed the videos. This is my second flite test kit, and I followed the build more closely that my first build. So I used a hot glue gun, watched the videos. I took my time to build it straight and clean.

    I hand launched at full throttle and it climbed into the sky at an alarming rate. I feared it would fly away!

    I previously tried the Aeroscout (full size) and Aeroscout mini. both struggled to make altitude.

    I double sided (red) taped in the components, and they broke loose and made the center of gravity off. this caused my later flights to loose control. The wind was a factor in control. but this was way better than the Aeroscouts I had. I flew a GWS Beaver with success 20 years ago, I bought a GWS a-10 that would not fly 5 feet. so I can't blame myself if these planes don't preform as well. I try to be objective.