Features

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

Post-crash inspections

Written by Chris Mulcahy RC Helicopters Column As seen in the February 2018 issue of Model Aviation. There are no two ways about it—crashing stinks. Some of us like to dive right in and start

Products that are Worth a Closer Look Product review As seen in the June 2018 issue of Model Aviation. One of the newest innovations to come out of the multirotor community is the HelioRC Spring FC

Written by AMA Staff Gordy Stahl - 1951-2018 In the Air As seen in the November 2018 issue of Model Aviation Bonus Video If you viewed the NatsNews videos this summer, you might have watched one from

AMA Foundation Board of Directors (L-R) Paul Frankum, Rich Hanson, Rusty Kennedy, Dan Bott Sr., and Dean Palermo. Not pictured is Terry Fleener. Written by Dan Bott Sr. AMA Foundation Column As seen

Written by Matt Ruddick The Deal with Drones Column As seen in the October 2018 issue of Model Aviation. When I first began building quadcopters, a few key things were ingrained into my mind when it

Event coverage Photo gallery The inaugural F3S Jet Precision Aerobatics Championships took place at the International Aeromodeling Center (IAC), in Muncie, Indiana, on September 1 and 2, 2018. We

Written by Patrick Sherman Advanced Flight Technologies Column As seen in the May 2018 issue of Model Aviation. I have a confession. I had no background in aeromodeling when I got started flying

Phil Calvert shares his model aviation journey, from his first engine to a 60-year flying career, highlighting passion and mentorship.

Written by Dan Gaston A larger rendition of a Bob Selman design Product Review As seen in the October 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Specifications Model type: Laser-cut kit Skill level

Written by Paul Kohlmann Scratch-building and flying opposing aircraft Feature As seen in the October 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Editors note: The blue hakaristi, which means hook-cross, was used