Features

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

HobbyKing Avios Extra 330LX V2

Written by Jon Barnes Second Generation Has Improved 3D Performance As seen in the September 2021 issue of Model Aviation. Review Bonus Video At a Glance Specifications Type: 3D/aerobatic Skill level

Written by Terry Dunn Technology Makes This Warbird Easier To Fly As seen in the September 2021 issue of Model Aviation. Review Bonus Video At a Glance Specifications Type: Sport-scale electric

Written by Duane Wilson Pushing the Pattern airplane envelope As seen in the September 2021 issue of Model Aviation. It’s the summer of 1962, and after a dramatic flyoff with Britain’s Harry Brooks

Hobby provides bright light, welcome distraction By Rachelle Haughn [email protected] If US residents were asked to name one good thing that came out of the COVID-19 pandemic, the answers

FMS 80mm Dassault Rafale By Jon Barnes | [email protected] Photos by the author At a Glance Specifications Model type: EDF jet Skill level: Intermediate Wingspan: 38.3 inches (974mm) Wing area: 597

Written by Joe Daly Control Line Aerobatics As seen in the July 2021 issue of Model Aviation. IN THE EVER-CHALLENGING PURSUIT of a lightweight, high-quality finish, I decided to complete an airplane

Written by Chad Budreau View From HQ As seen in the June 2021 issue of Model Aviation. THERE IS MUCH PENT-UP DEMAND for hobby-related activities and events. As vaccines are distributed and COVID-19

Written by Dr. Joseph Gadzia Visit your dermatologist before it’s too late As seen in the September 2012 issue of Model Aviation. When I started aeromodeling nine years ago, I had just finished my

Written by Jay Smith APC Propellers’ Annie Torres shares her knowledge about propellers As seen in the March2021 issue of Model Aviation. Common Questions Glow propellers vs. electric: Propellers for

Written by Jay Smith AMA’s Social Media Manager As seen in the July 2021 issue of Model Aviation. I Am The AMA Bonus Video JAY SMITH: How did you get involved with model aviation? LEE RAY: My father