Features

Below are articles featured in both the print and online edition of Model Aviation. Select an article to read more.

Group building projects

Written by Dave Garwood RC Slope Soaring As seen in the December 2018 issue of Model Aviation The joy and challenge of participating in a group build is explained by this month’s guest writer, Joe

The STRATOLAUNCH TAKES FLIGHT, blue and black text.

Written by Rachelle Haughn Feature As seen in the November 2020 issue of Model Aviation Bonus Video 01. Mason Hutchison (L) and Dan Kreigh pose for a selfie while working for Stratolaunch. The AMA

Written by Eric Haddad Find out what is involved to bring your creation to life As seen in the November 2020 issue of Model Aviation. A huge part of my childhood (as I am sure many readers can relate

A new year, a different competition Written by Rachelle Haughn As seen in the November 2020 issue of Model Aviation. 01. RC Combat aircraft fight for cuts at the 2020 Nats. 02. A group of pilots

Velcro strips with text: Sticky Strategies; Tips for using Velcro with model aircraft.

Written by Terry Dunn Tips for using Velcro with model aircraft As seen in the September 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Have you ever had the hook-and-loop tape peel off of the battery in your electric

Complete Metric Assortment #992, hardware kits and tools displayed on a table.

New Products that are Worth a Closer Look Product Spotlight As seen in the September 2020 issue of Model Aviation. HAVING EXTRA screws, nuts, and washers is a necessity in this hobby, and having them

AMA Government Affairs FAA Regulations Timeline with seasons from Fall 2018 to Summer 2020.

Written by Tyler Dobbs AMA In Action Advocating for Members As seen in the October 2020 issue of Model Aviation. IN RECENT YEARS, the AMA Government Affairs team has worked diligently with Congress

Written by Gary Himes District News: Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri As seen in the September 2020 issue of Model Aviation. The first report this month is from Kim Stricker. The pressure to fly

Written by Terry Dunn Retro RC 1951 Flying Wing As seen in the October 2020 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video At a Glance Specifications Type: Laser-cut balsa kit Wingspan: 56 inches Wing area: 423

Written by Fitz Walker Old School Model Works Javelin As seen in the October 2020 issue of Model Aviation. Review Bonus Video At A Glance Specifications Flying weight: 5 pounds, 9 ounces Wingspan: 60