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For the flying part, helicopter controls can be fiddly to get a feel for. It's perfectly fine to change the control scheme key bindings around to make it more logical for yourself.
And for aircraft with throttled lift, like this, it's very difficult to control height by throttling it up and down. So it's better to set it a little above necessary (~70-80% if I recall correctly), then use pitch controls (lean forwards/back) to lose or gain a little altitude.Possibly in conjunction with the boosters, to give a quick spurt of speed.
Is there something bad about the build or did I make a goof with something related to the show? Or are people just fed up of my builds on the front page...?
@SliderBaine1970 - it was mostly the other way around, in that I cut the helicopter clips (from the theme tune video linked above) to best fit the game footage. The actual introduction is in large part showing the cast and not much aerobatics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULfmowbNlK0