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By Larry Kruse As seen in the October 1989 issue of Model Aviation. The notion that modelers can and should get together for the sheer joy of flying their airplanes in each other's company is probably

Control Line Aerobatics By Joe Daly | [email protected] As seen in the April 2024 issue of Model Aviation. ON OCTOBER 7-8, 2023, the F2B Team Trials were held in Houston at the Dick Scobee Control

Customizing an ARF aircraft By P.J. Ash [email protected] Photos by the author As seen in the April 2024 issue of Model Aviation. I have always loved the P-40. Most know this airplane because of the

Customizing an ARF aircraft By P.J. Ash [email protected] Photos by the author As seen in the April 2024 issue of Model Aviation. I have always loved the P-40. Most know this airplane because of the

A popular model returns to the lineup By Greg Gimlick | [email protected] As seen in the April 2024 issue of Model Aviation. I HAVE FOND MEMORIES of seeing Beavers and Otters when I was flying

A popular model returns to the lineup By Greg Gimlick | [email protected] As seen in the April 2024 issue of Model Aviation. I HAVE FOND MEMORIES of seeing Beavers and Otters when I was flying

President’s Perspective By Rich Hanson, AMA President | [email protected] As seen in the April 2024 issue of Model Aviation. WHILE ON A SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT in Washington, D.C., in 1991, I had an

President’s Perspective By Rich Hanson, AMA President | [email protected] As seen in the April 2024 issue of Model Aviation. WHILE ON A SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT in Washington, D.C., in 1991, I had an

From Newfoundland to Scotland in 26 hours By Rick Allison | Photos by Ron Bennett and Bill Vaglienti As seen in the April 1999 issue of Model Aviation. On August 21, 1998, the first unmanned

From Newfoundland to Scotland in 26 hours By Rick Allison | Photos by Ron Bennett and Bill Vaglienti As seen in the April 1999 issue of Model Aviation. On August 21, 1998, the first unmanned