Model Aviation Online Features

Spitfire Mk XIV By Dennis Norman Editor’s note: Dennis Norman, author of Model Aviation’s “Free Flight Scale” column since 2002, passed away in November 2021. In honor of his many contributions to

Written by Dave Garwood [email protected] RC SLOPE SOARING As seen in the December 2021 issue of Model Aviation. When the weather is unfavorable for Slope Soaring, we can fly tiny gliders

Written by Fitz Walker Hobby Club Leprechaun As seen in the February 2022 issue of Model Aviation. Review At a Glance Specifications Wingspan: 102 inches Length: 80 inches Wing area: 1,705 sq. in

BUILDING AND FLYING airplanes, sharing the passion of aviation, and having life-long friendships with likeminded people who enjoy the same hobby as our own, are all characteristics of both

Written by Jay Smith and Ed Smetak Photos by the authors Hangar 9 60-Inch Ultra Stick PNP As seen in the January 2022 issue of Model Aviation. Review At a Glance Specifications Type: PNP electric

Written by Lee Ray and Fitz Walker [email protected] | [email protected] Photos by the authors An RC event worthy of Texas As seen in the February 2022 issue of Model Aviation. It is well

Written by Gary Fitch | [email protected] Photos courtesy of the STARS club The STARS story As seen in the February 2022 issue of Model Aviation. Members and friends eat under the pavilion while

History Preserved By Jackie Shalberg, National Model Aviation Museum archivist and historian As seen in the November2021 issue of Model Aviation. BY THE TIME this article is in print, the museum will

Electrics By Terry Dunn | [email protected] As seen in the December 2021 issue of Model Aviation. MANY OF YOU ARE already aware of what I am about to write: RC flying in the snow is a lot of fun