Features

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

Model Aviation $250 Racing Quad Challenge

Written by AMA Staff Glory is only $250 away Feature As seen in the December 2017 issue of Model Aviation. Jump to your favorite segment: Meet the pilots Speed Test Handling Flying the course

Written by Terry Dunn A portable aerial photography platform Product review As seen in the December 2017 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Specifications Type: Foldable multirotor Frame diameter

Written by Jennifer Alderman Why do you fly? Event coverage As seen in the December 2017 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video If you enjoy any type of RC rotorcraft—whether it is a Scale, 3-D, Speed

History Preserved As seen in the December 2017 issue of Model Aviation. Fly By - "Nobler" George Aldrich’s Original Nobler Even more than 60 years later, descriptions of George Aldrich flying his

Written by Rachelle Haughn A diverse mix of pilots converge for an exciting event Event coverage As seen in the December 2017 issue of Model Aviation. Photo Gallery “Goggles down.” “Let’s keep it

Written by Greg Gimlick Electrics Column As seen in the June 2016 issue of Model Aviation. I’m not talking about disco dancing—I’m talking about the BUMP Controller from Revolectrix. Every now and

Written by Bill Pritchett Column As seen in the June 2017 issue of Model Aviation. Travel is a part of my job, and recently I attended a couple of events that are worth reporting on—just maybe not in

Written by Mark Fadely RC Helicopters Column As seen in the October 2013 issue of Model Aviation. Welcome back to the helicopter column. This is where you can go to when you are beginning to question

Written by Joe Malinchak Micro-Flying Column As seen in the September issue of Model Aviation. I mentioned in past columns that I am a big fan of the Microaces line of kits. The company is doing a

Written by Don Slusarczyk Free Flight Indoor Column As seen in the April 2016 issue of Model Aviation. For many years, as I razor-planed down my glider wings, I wondered if those shavings of wood