Features

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

Old School Model Works Sky Ranger 40

Written by Terry Dunn Laser-cut kit has ’70s appeal Product Review As seen in the October 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Specifications Type: Glow/electric laser-cut kit Wingspan: 60 inches

Written by Pat Tritle Build the Paul Poberezny-designed parasol Construction As seen in the October 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Specifications Wingspan: 60 inches Wing area: 533 square inches Length

Written by Chris Mulcahy RC Helicopters Column As seen in the September 2018 issue of Model Aviation. This month, I chatted with Matt Botos from Synergy R/C Helicopters about nitro helicopters and

Written by Rich Hanson President's Perspective Column As seen in the October 2018 issue of Model Aviation. This video originally appeared in the September 1, 2018, edition of AMA's webcast: AMA Air

Written by Tony Stillman Flying Site Assistance Column As seen in the February 2018 issue of Model Aviation. National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA) and the National League of Cities (NLC)

History Preserved Column As seen in the October 2018 issue of Model Aviation. In this month’s “History Preserved,” we’re showing off some of the posters we have in the museum archives that represent

Written by Patrick Sherman Advanced Flight Technologies Column As seen in the July 2018 issue of Model Aviation. As the UAS industry matures, it is becoming increasingly enmeshed in the broader

Written by Jay Smith As seen in the May 2018 issue of Model Aviation. This video originally appeared in the January 15, 2018, edition of AMA's webcast: AMA Air. Find more episodes at http://air

Build your own RC bat in time for Halloween Written by Ben Lanterman As seen in the October 2012 issue of Model Aviation. Specifications Type: RC foamie Skill level: Intermediate builder; intermediate

History Preserved Column As seen in the August 2018 issue of Model Aviation. This is the third time that the museum’s unknown helicopter has appeared in Model Aviation. Although we are still asking