Features

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

Lee Ray: AMA’s Social Media Manager

Written by Jay Smith AMA’s Social Media Manager As seen in the July 2021 issue of Model Aviation. I Am The AMA Bonus Video JAY SMITH: How did you get involved with model aviation? LEE RAY: My father

Written by Kimberly Pucci The Reginald Denny Story As seen in the July 2021 issue of Model Aviation. Reginald "Reg" Denny was born into a family of Shakespearean actors at the same time when Nikola

Written by Rachelle Haughn AMA member helped design the first model aircraft to fly on Mars As seen in the July 2021 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Many modelers take great pride in seeing

Written by Jon Barnes Add A Touch Of Color To Your EDF Jet Experience As seen in the July 2021 issue of Model Aviation. Review Bonus Video At a Glance Specifications Model type: EDF jet Skill level

Written by Terry Dunn Take the leap into powered paragliding As seen in the July 2021 issue of Model Aviation. Review Bonus Video At a Glance Specifications Type: 1/5-scale, powered paraglider Flat

Written by Jay Smith If You Enjoy Biplanes And Aerobatics, This One Is For You! As seen in the June 2021 issue of Model Aviation. Review At a Glance Specifications Type: Electric-powered foam aerobat

Written by Tim Lampe RC Pylon Racing As seen in the May 2021 issue of Model Aviation. BY NO STRETCH OF THE IMAGINATION am I purporting to be a model airplane engine expert, especially about the

Written by Jay Smith Former Navy fighter pilot As seen in the February 2021 issue of Model Aviation. I Am The AMA AMA - EAA Member Tom 'Huffer' Huff Video Playlist Jay Smith: How did you get involved

Written by James Wang Tips and setup advice As seen in the June 2021 issue of Model Aviation. In the December 2020 issue of Model Aviation, I explored the history of the original SAB Goblin

Written by Paul Kohlmann CONSTRUCTION SERIES As seen in the December 2015 issue of Model Aviation. Remember when you finished building that plastic model when you were a kid? It looked okay, but