Features

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

Nats and 50th Anniversary of Pampa

Control Line Aerobatics By Joe Daly | [email protected] As seen in the January 2024 issue of Model Aviation. EVERY SUMMER, aeromodeling enthusiasts embark on a journey to Muncie, Indiana

Advanced Flight Technologies By Patrick Sherman | [email protected] As seen in the January 2024 issue of Model Aviation. IN CASE YOU NEED ANY MORE EVIDENCE that drones—and remote

Improvements highlight plans as world’s biggest model airplane meet returns to Louisiana As seen in the June 1978 issue of Model Aviation. Those who attended the ’74 and ’75 National Model Airplane

By Chad Budreau, Executive Director | [email protected] As seen in the December 2023 issue of Model Aviation. When it comes to clubs, recent discussions have centered around securing our club

By Jackie Shalberg, National Model Aviation Museum archivist and historian | [email protected] As seen in the November 2021 issue of Model Aviation. Find out more at www.modelaircraft.org

An impressive, fixed-pitch helicopter By Greg Gimlick | [email protected] As seen in the December 2023 issue of Model Aviation. I REALLY ENJOY my smaller helicopters, but in the spirit of full

Adding a webcam at your club field By Grant Schulte, Dan Fitzgerald, and Kevin Hyde [email protected] | Photos by the authors As seen in the December 2023 issue of Model Aviation. Anytime you

Free Flight Sport By Don DeLoach | [email protected] As seen in the December 2023 issue of Model Aviation. AS I WROTE THIS, I had recently returned from an outstanding week of Free Flight (FF)

Control Line Navy Carrier By Dick Perry | [email protected] As seen in the December 2023 issue of Model Aviation. THE TWO COMPETING FACTORS in Control Line (CL) Navy Carrier, high speed and low

Father and son, Rolland and Ryan Mast, displaying their Cub .60 by the family cottage.

By Rolland Mast From the September 1999 issue of Model Aviation. Father and son, Rolland and Ryan Mast, displaying their Cub .60 by the family cottage at Indian Lake MI. It was one of their first