Features

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

I Am the AMA: Albert Glenn

Albert Glenn: FedEx pilot By Jay Smith | jays@modelaircraft.org As seen in the June 2015 issue of Model Aviation. Jay Smith: How did you become involved with model aviation? Albert Glenn: I was

➟ New Products That Are Worth a Closer Look As seen in the May 2024 issue of Model Aviation. STAN ALEXANDER shared his review of the Du-Bro Kwik Sand Hand Sander. Here is what he had to say: Many of

Remembering Walt Brownell plus the 2024 CL Scale Nats

Control Line Scale By Fred Cronenwett | clscale7@gmail.com As seen in the May 2024 issue of Model Aviation. WALT BROWNELL passed away in November 2023. He was born in 1932 and was active in Control

Fly from almost any surface, including snow By Terry Dunn | terrydunn74@gmail.com Photos by the author WITH ITS HIGH-MOUNTED engine and curvy profile, the Seawind is certainly a unique-looking

By Gordon Buckland | gordon@gatorf3b.com I have spent a lot of time after contests retrieving models in trees, swamps, and fences, and they are often damaged. We are fortunate to have an avid builder

UMX Air Tractor BNF Basic With AS3X And Safe Select

Crop-dust fields that are small or large By Greg Gimlick | maelectrics@gimlick.com As seen in the April 2024 issue of Model Aviation. I HAVE A SOFT SPOT for agriculture airplanes, so this already had

New Products That Are Worth a Closer Look By Greg Gimlick | maelectrics@gimlick.com As seen in the April 2024 issue of Model Aviation. GREG GIMLICK shared his review of the Spektrum S250 G2 AC Smart

Build the Illinois Science Olympiad FF Model By Chuck Markos; Photos by the author | cmarkf1@gmail.com As seen in the April 2020 issue of Model Aviation. Bill of materials and tools Balsa wood strips

AMA News Technical/Competitions By Toby Silhavy, Technical/Competitions Director | tobys@modelaircraft.org As seen in the April 2024 issue of Model Aviation. Hello. My name is Toby Silhavy, and I am

By Larry Kruse As seen in the October 1989 issue of Model Aviation. The notion that modelers can and should get together for the sheer joy of flying their airplanes in each other's company is probably