Features

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

Lost And Found

Written by Jack Cutrone One drone locates two lost model aircraft As seen in the March 2020 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Glen Learnahan’s heart stopped. He was flying the maiden flight on a 1

Written by Jon Barnes Maxford USA 1/9 Rumpler Taube EP 64-Inch ARF As seen in the JANUARY 2019 issue of Model Aviation. Review Bonus Video At A Glance Specifications Model type: Semiscale balsa ARF

Written by Jim Hiller RC Jets As seen in the RC Jets 2020 issue of Model Aviation. LET’S DISCUSS SERVO EXTENSIONS or wiring harnesses for our larger, more complex aircraft that have so many servos

Written by Fitz Walker Moustache Model Works 20cc DHC-2 Beaver As seen in the FEBRUARY 2020 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video At A Glance Specifications Model type: Semiscale electric/gas Skill

Written by Greg Gimlick Horizon Hobby E-flite Turbo Timber 1.5m BNF Basic with AS3X and SAFE Select As seen in the February 2020 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video At A Glance Specifications Model

Written by Terry Dunn Flex Innovations FV-31 Cypher VTOL EDF Super PNP As seen in the February 2020 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video At A Glance Specifications Type: Electric VTOL sport flyer

Written by Tony Stillman Horizon Hobby Hangar 9 CubCrafters XCub 60cc ARF As seen in the FEBRUARY 2020 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video At A Glance Specifications Model type: Semiscale ARF Skill

Written by Rachelle Haughn A Giant Scale As seen in the FEBRUARY 2020 issue of Model Aviation. Flickr Album The history that goes with the aircraft being flown, the memories of days gone by, the

Written by Jace Pivonka International competition returns to Lost Hills after 18 years As seen in the February 2020 issue of Model Aviation. It has been 18 years since the 2001 Free Flight World

Written by Chris Mulcahy RC Helicopters As seen in the December 2019 issue of Model Aviation. THERE ARE MODELERS FLYING helicopters who, unfortunately, don’t have a local flying club to be a part of