Written by Model Trains Staff
A step-by-step guide to converting your model plane to a model train.
Happy April Fools' Day, thanks to our great model train friends for playing along. :)
Written by Clancy Arnold
As featured on page 39 in the April 2013 issue of Model Aviation magazine and tablet app.
A step-by-step guide to resurrecting a dead glow plug igniter.
Written by Jay Smith
Full review on page 61 in the April 2013 issue of Model Aviation magazine and tablet app.
An exciting sport jet experience awaits.
Written by Jay Smith
Full review on page 50 in the April 2013 issue of Model Aviation magazine and tablet app.
Our exclusive look at Horizon Hobby's first park flyer with AS3X technology, designed to help you become a better pilot.
Written by Jerry Smith
As featured on page 67 in the April 2013 issue of Model Aviation magazine.
Also featured in the Model Aviation tablet app with bonus video.
Written by Dave Scott.
As featured on page 31 in the April 2013 issue of Model Aviation.
As featured with bonus interactive content in the April 2013 app.
Written by Rachelle Haughn.
Online Exclusive Article.
Established in 1969, the AMA Model Aviation Hall of Fame honors those men and women who have made significant contributions to the sport of aeromodeling.
Written by Jerry Smith
As featured on page 61 in the March 2013 issue of Model Aviation.
As featured in the Model Aviation tablet app.
SPECIFICATIONS
Manufacturer: BMJR Models
Model type: Nostalgic Old-Timer
Skill level: Intermediate pilot; intermediate builder
Wingspan: 46 inches
Wing area: 307 square inches
Written by Mike Zaborowski
As featured on page 36 in the March 2013 issue of Model Aviation magazine.
Also featured in the Model Aviation tablet app with bonus photos and content.
Over the microphone you hear the CD announce, “You’re on the clock!”
Written by Greg Gimlick
As featured on page 55 in the March 2013 issue of Model Aviation.
As featured in the Model Aviation tablet app.
SPECIFICATIONS
Model type: Sport aerobatic ARF
Skill level: Intermediate builder; intermediate pilot
Wingspan: 36 inches
Wing area: 329 square inches
Airfoil: Semisymmetrical
Written by Don DeLoach
As featured on page 69 in the March 2013 issue of Model Aviation.
As featured in the Model Aviation tablet app.
Way back when, as a ten-year-old son of a military officer, Bill Stevens had no idea he’d be the owner of an electric RC kit manufacturer someday.
Video with AMA's Greg Hahn
Online exclusive video tutorial on fiberglassing.
The Academy of Model Aeronautic's Greg Hahn shares how to fiberglass a model. He discusses the appropriate tools, preparation work, and the proper technique to apply fiberglass.