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A trusted brand offers a new take on a beloved sailplane—this time in 2 meters! By Kyle Jaracz | [email protected] As seen in the September 2023 issue of Model Aviation. MY ROOTS LIE in hi-start

Lessons learned from a club that participated in the event By Steve Shipley | [email protected] and Tom Jacoby | [email protected] Photos by Steve Shipley As seen in the September 2023 issue of

Product Spotlight: New Products That Are Worth a Closer Look As seen in the September 2023 issue of Model Aviation. WYNN PAUL and his publisher, Butler Books, attended the Control Line (CL) Nats this

By Charlie Johnson Attendance of fliers from 22 countries around the world helped make this one of the most successful and enjoyable World Championships ever held in the US As seen in the January 1985

By Maynard Hill Photos by the author except as noted Map photo from https://www.freeworldmaps.net/ As seen in the January 2004 issue of Model Aviation. I was born into the Golden Age of Aviation in

Team Effort to Break Closed Course Distance Record By Maynard Hill Photos courtesy of Roy Day, Scott Hill, and the author As seen in the October 1999 issue of Model Aviation. Crew was recruited from

By Dave Scott; email: [email protected] Graphics by the author As seen in the December 2014 and April 2015 issues of Model Aviation. Part 1: Become a successful heli pilot by learning to hover As the

Free Flight Sport By Don DeLoach | [email protected] As seen in the August 2023 issue of Model Aviation. A typical DT arrangement on a FF Hand-Launch Glider (HLG). The tailboom pops up when the

By Fred Cronenwett | [email protected] As seen in the August 2023 issue of Model Aviation. Hang the model from the ceiling to measure the angle of the fuselage relative to the ground. The blue line