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Thanks SF, I think the blades on my black "Copta (with camera)" which I got from Amazon may fit, if you get a chance have a peek and let me know. It's dangerous for me to look at them on Amazon, my last viewing cost me a White 107 with a camera....this has got to stop it's becoming obsessive.

Hi all Syma 107 fans, can anyone tell me how many colours these wonderful flying machines come in. I have a red, yellow, pink, bright green and my latest matt black which I am very pleased with. I know there is white, white and gold and blue is that it or are there more???

These little heli's have kept me together this year I'm on a lot of morphine (not by choice) I have a spinal disease. So instead of doing battery mods and everything else to improve the flight time, and really wanting to thank SN for great tip on charging, I now have 5 107's 2 Chinooks (CH-47) an Avatar replica, a black "copta" with camera and a great big T-40 which on it's first flight wanted to land on the moon! (another story). So with having 5 up to now I can fly for 30 mins plus different colours but same machine also got 5 handsets (4 spare).

Thanks to all you guys who have taken the time to post all types of info and films on this subject, I've had a lot of laughs at some of the films, SN's parrot cracks me up! Also received some good....and bad tips on interior design.

All my purchases have been through Amazon, and all my 107 are genuine Syma so really pleased. My latest 107 is matt black, never seen one before, although there is a clip one youtube were this guy has used a marker pen to colour his black, this leads me to another question, this black one has come with white blades, does anyone know where I could get black ones or which ones from another heli would be suitable.

Sorry to waffle on, but thanks again to you all.

So how many colours are there?

Hello... Does anyone know if you can buy a BNF S107G (without control)?

So... "tomorrow" has turned into 5 days... any luck finding out?

Hey again.

One last question: Is this site "symatoystore.com" selling legitimate copters?

Well, sorry to go against the "Don't add another to the list" thing, but I really would say that before moving up to a quad, you really should give a s107 or military series heli a go if you're just starting out. Start small--much easier to learn on a small heli like a s107, and it's a lot easier to fix when you screw it up learning. I'd say the basic progression is an s102 or other military heli is the best for getting the initial feel of flying, since they're slower and smoother, s107 is a great all-purpose flyer that is great to learn on and then continue flying forever, and then you can move up and up. If you have zero flight experience, quads aren't the best thing at all. Not the worst--a full 12 channel outdoor variable pitch costing $10k+ would be the worst, but it's far from the best.