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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

Fly, tow sailplanes, and drop parachutes By Fitz Walker | [email protected] Photos by the author and Lee Ray As seen in the August 2023 issue of Model Aviation. With the flaps deployed, the Maxi

A model deserving of the word "fun" By Tony Stillman | [email protected] Photos by the author and Matt Ruddick As seen in the August 2023 issue of Model Aviation. The PT-19’s color scheme is

The Senior Pattern Association’s newcomers guide to Aerobatics By Duane Wilson | Photos by the author except as noted As seen in the July 2007 Issue of Model Aviation. I wrote an introductory article

An airplane that deserves to be called more than "ugly!" By Jay Smith | [email protected] - Photos by the author and Jennifer Alderman As seen in the August 2023 issue of Model Aviation. The Slow

Imagine launching a model off of a hill, over a sloping alpine meadow into lift that pushes the aircraft higher and higher … By Bob Sifleet Photos by the author except as noted As seen in the May 2006

Radio Control Soaring By Dave Garwood As seen in the April 1997 issue of Model Aviation. A reader proposed this month’s futuristic topic: crystal-ball gazing into the prospects for RC Soaring. Andrew

Model builder, designer, and author By Jay Smith | [email protected] JAY SMITH: How did you become involved with model aviation? DEREK MICKO: My dad (Jeff Micko) was active in RC and Scale

Eight days of rocket nirvana in Indiana By Jay Marsh, Matt Steele, Brian Muzek, and Marlo Purdue Email: [email protected] | Photos by Todd Schweilm As seen in the November 2019 Model Aviation. This

A ’60s thoroughbred revisted By Michael Schmitt and Allen Brickhaus As seen in the August 2011 Model Aviation. BOB GIALDINI’S ECLIPSE was the first Precision Aerobatics (Stunt) model to win the AMA