Features

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

AeroWorks 30cc Laser 200 ARF

Written by Tom Sullivan. Fly the ’70s and ’80s aerobatic thoroughbred Read the entire article in the January 2014 issue of Model Aviation. The full-scale Laser 200 was originally a Stephens Acro that

Written by Chris Mulcahy. This gas-powered aerobat is fun and easy to transport. Read the entire article in the January 2014 issue of Model Aviation. The 30cc class of airplanes is the perfect size

Written by Chad Budreau. A beginner aircraft that provides pilots room to grow. Read the entire article in the January 2014 issue of Model Aviation.Two years ago I stood in a field with a model

Written by Scott McClurg. Military aircraft celebrate the event’s 22nd year. Relive War Birds Over Delaware with bonus online photos. Read the entire article in the January 2014 issue of Model

1/43 Scale Collective Pitch Helicopter. Bonus photos and review by Andrew Griffith. A condensed review by Andrew Griffith appears in the December 2013 issue. Background The Eurocopter EC145 is a twin

Download a free desktop wallpaper for your Mac, PC, or other device. This month's wallpaper showcases Model Aviation's coverage of IRCHA 2013 Featured on the December 2013 cover of Model Aviation

Written by Chris Mulcahy. Fly this heli day or night with built-in LED lights Digital exclusive review of this brushless helicopter. Following the success of the original Axe 100, Heli-Max has

Article by John Kauk. Bonus photos by Jennifer Orebaugh. Helicopters pilots unite for the largest-ever IRCHA Jamboree. Full event coverage featured on page 24 in the December 2013 issue. Imagine

Download plans for the Glastonbury Meadowlark. Article, plans, instructions, and photos by Dennis Norman. Online exclusive bonus content from the December 2013 issue.In early June, Mike Nassise sent

Cub Nuts is one big party in Oregon! Article and photos by Dale Williamson. Online exclusive event coverage and event photos.Fun in the Sky! That’s what Bill Piper’s cheery yellow Cub, first flown in