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Get a hubsan x4 (£35) and fly that around if you've never flown multirotors before, it is a 'toy' but is very durable and will teach you how they fly and many valuable lessons, they're also great fun too! If you want to build yourself. Go with a 450 frame from hobbyking and ntm motors, the best...

Both, I'm currently building a tricopter (Google rc explorer tricopter) but have a few different multi rotors, mostly built but there is one I've brought

I build custom PC's and play with all things RC, big into RC drifting and first person view (flying planes or multirotors using a live feed from an on board camera. Also do a bit of slot car racing as I live 2 mins from our local track :)