Features

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

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Written by Terry Dunn A great glider gets even better Product Review As seen in the March 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Specifications Type: Electric glider/sport airplane Wingspan: 70.9

Written by Josh Bernstein A budget-friendly aerobatic performer Product review As seen in the March 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Specifications Model type: Electric aerobatic ARF Skill

Written by Dennis Norman Free Flight Scale Column As seen in the March 2018 issue of Model Aviation. At last year’s Flying Aces Club (FAC) Non-Nats, Dave Niedzielski from Easy Built Models, and others

Written by Jim T. Graham Born to Fly Column As seen in the March 2018 issue of Model Aviation. I heard Michael “Crash” Hancock on his podcast before I ever met him. I have always been an RC podcast

Written by Rachelle Haughn Free Flight family comes together for fun and competition Event coverage As seen in the March 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Photo Gallery "I am taken with the magic and

Written by by Barry Vaught Warbirds and classic aircraft log more than 600 flights Event coverage As seen in the March 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Photo Gallery It is always exciting to see the Zap

Written by Andrew Griffith Relive the Golden Age with this Giant Scale classic Product review As seen in the March 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Specifications Model type: Semiscale ARF

Red model airplane on an advertisement for U-Control aviation kits.

Jim Walker greatly impacted aeromodeling with innovations like the AJ Interceptor and Fireball, blending recreation with military use.

Written by Tony Stillman Flying Site Assistance Column As seen in the April 2017 issue of Model Aviation. Hello again! By the time you read this, things should be starting to warm up here—with

Written by Rich Hanson President's Perspective Column As seen in the May 2017 issue of Model Aviation. The first recorded midair collision occurred on October 3, 1910. Frenchman René Thomas, flying an