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Control Line Scale By Fred Cronenwett | clscale7@gmail.com As seen in the February 2024 issue of Model Aviation. ONE OF THE MOST elegant designs from the 1930s was the de Havilland DH.88 Comet

AMA Foundation By Rusty Kennedy, AMA Foundation Chairman | rustyk716@gmail.commodelaircraft.org As seen in the February 2024 issue of Model Aviation. The Dare County RC Flyers sent in this Take off

Small-Field Flying By Pat Tritle | patscustommodels@gmail.com As seen in the February 2024 issue of Model Aviation. COMING INTO BUILDING SEASON is always an exciting time, and getting the shop cleaned

Preparing for the F2 World Championships in Muncie, Indiana Fred Cronenwett clscale7@gmail.com Photos provided by the author As seen in the February 2024 issue of Model Aviation. Control Line (CL)

Free Flight Duration By Louis Joyner | joynerduration@gmail.com As seen in the February 2024 issue of Model Aviation. DO YOU NOTICE anything unusual about Sarah Dalecki’s P-30 in the photograph on the

For a winning combination By Stan Alexander As seen in the April 1998 issue of Model Aviation. (Top left): A slow airplane like Gary Allen’s Tigermoth requires a set of maneuvers flown by the full

An innovative connection to our RC aircraft By Jay Smith | jays@modelaircraft.org Photos by the author As seen in the February 2024 issue of Model Aviation. HORIZON HOBBY AND SPEKTRUM RC released the

Built on legacy, bound by passion By Scott Copeland scottcopeland@sbcglobal.net | Photos by the author except as noted As seen in the February 2024 issue of Model Aviation. Awise man once said, "How

Making the world more productive, creative, and safe with autonomous flight By Gwen Mathis, AMA Education Development Coordinator gwenm@modelaircraft.org | Photos courtesy of Skydio As seen in the

In The Air Membership News & Updates From AMA By Tony Stillman, AMA’s Safety/Technical Director | tonys@modelaircraft.org As seen in the January 2024 issue of Model Aviation. A WORKGROUP was recently