Features

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

Congressional Meetings Continue to Ramp Up

AMA In Action By Tyler Dobbs, Senior Director of Government Affairs | tylerd@modelaircraft.org As seen in the August 2022 issue of Model Aviation. The AMA Government Affairs team traveled to

President’s Perspective By Rich Hanson, AMA President | richh@modelaircraft.org As seen in the August 2022 issue of Model Aviation. On January 22, 2022, the AMA Executive Council unanimously approved

RC Soaring By Gordon Buckland | gordon@gatorf3b.com As seen in the July 2022 issue of Model Aviation. ONE OF THE MOST common repairs on a modern sailplane is a broken tailboom. This month’s column is

New Products That Are Worth a Closer Look As seen in the June 2022 issue of Model Aviation. SNOOPY AND HIS SOPWITH Camel and the Red Baron Fokker Triplane kits were released approximately 50 years ago

Fundamentals For Scale Aerobatics Success By John Glezellis | jglezellis@gmail.com There is no greater satisfaction than coming in for an approach and touching down after a perfect routine has been

Interview with Dr. Paul MacCready Lifelong modeler and aeronautical engineer challenges Americans to “do more with much less” By Gordon Schimmel As seen in the July 2003 issue of Model Aviation. ENTER

Free Flight Scale By Dennis Norman As seen in the July 2022 issue of Model Aviation. DOWNLOADABLE BONUS CONTENT DISCOVER MORE CONTENT! Find more photos by visiting www.ModelAviation.com/bonuscontent

Review Spektrum NX10SE Special Edition 10-Channel DSMX Transmitter By Fitz Walker | flying_fitz@yahoo.com Photos by the author As seen in the July 2022 issue of Model Aviation. At a Glance

Who we are and what we do By Bob Galler meccano1947@outlook.com Photos by the author As seen in the July 2022 issue of Model Aviation. Do you love building and flying your own classic model airplanes

FF and electric conversions compared By Bob Benjamin bob@rcmodel.com Photos by the author As seen in the July 2022 issue of Model Aviation. The Curtiss SB2C Helldiver is not an airplane that many