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Review The drone that can do it all with little help By Kyle Jaracz | kylej@modelaircraft.org Photos by the author As seen in the September 2022 issue of Model Aviation. At a Glance Specifications

Bringing teens together to fly and learn By Kyle Jaracz kylej@modelaircraft.org Photos by Matt Ruddick and the author As seen in the September 2022 issue of Model Aviation. What makes this hobby so

RC Plane Stands Classic II Floor Model By David Hart dwhart24@bellsouth.net Photos by the author Thirty-four years of Scale aviation As seen in the September 2022 issue of Model Aviation. This year’s

By Fred Cronenwett | clscale7@gmail.com As seen in the August 2022 issue of Model Aviation. The B-29 wing panel is installed on the fixture for painting. The eyelet on the far right side will be used

Review RC Plane Stands Classic II Floor Model By Jay Smith | jays@modelaircraft.org Photos by the author As seen in the August 2022 issue of Model Aviation. At a Glance Specifications Collapsed stand

Boston’s Tom Scholz celebrates 50 years of flying model aircraft By Jay Smith jays@modelaircraft.org Photos courtesy of Tom Scholz As seen in the August 2022 issue of Model Aviation. Boston’s self

RC’s greatest show on earth By Sal Calvagna rcgiants@optonline.net Photos by the author except as noted As seen in the August 2022 issue of Model Aviation. Access additional content by visiting www

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