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Free Flight Scale By Tom Hallman | maxflairt@hallmanstudio.com As seen in the March 2023 issue of Model Aviation. WHEN I FIRST started flying rubber-powered Free Flight (FF) in 1987, I had no idea

Electrics By Terry Dunn | terrydunn74@gmail.com As seen in the February 2023 issue of Model Aviation. WE ALL LOVE a good crash story. In this edition of the "Electrics" column, I am going share an

Rc Giant Scale By Sal Calvagna | rcgiants@optonline.net As seen in the February 2023 issue of Model Aviation. WELCOME BACK, and a happy and healthy new year to all of you. The World War I Dawn Patrol

Replacing FAI Tan rubber with latex surgical tubing By Jesse Brumberger jesse_brumberger@yahoo.com | Photos by the author As seen in the February 2023 issue of Model Aviation. One calm evening last

By James Wang | heloeditor@gmail.com As seen in the February 2023 issue of Model Aviation. KENNY KO is a name recognized around the world by hardcore 3D helicopter pilots. He is the reigning Global3D

Put technology to work for you By Antonio Watkins asp6570@outlook.com | Photos courtesy of Antonio Watkins As seen in the February 2023 issue of Model Aviation. In this article, I want to describe

Membership News & Updates from AMA As seen in the February 2023 issue of Model Aviation. THE AMA MODEL AVIATION Hall of Fame has been honoring AMA members since 1969. Each year, members are nominated

By Marlin Linger marlin.linger@gmail.com | Photos by Dave Cook & the author As seen in the February 2023 issue of Model Aviation. To introduce a new generation of students to model aircraft and the

By National Model Aviation Museum staff As seen in the April 2019 issue of Model Aviation. IN 1971, AMA OFFICIALS sought to repeat the success of the previous year’s Nats and make it even bigger and

Free Flight Duration By Louis Joyner | joynerduration@gmail.com As seen in the February 2023 issue of Model Aviation. IF YOU WANT to give Free Flight (FF) a try or get back into the sport after a long