Features

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

Horizon Hobby Blade 330X RTF

Written by Greg Gimlick A convenient and capable aerobatic helicopter Product Review As seen in the April 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Specifications Model type: Electric RTF flybarless

Written by George Kaplan Packed with features at a value price. Product Review As seen in the April 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Bonus Video Specifications Modulation: 2.4 GHz FHSS HoTT system

Written by Eric Henderson The Engine Shop Technical As seen in the October 2012 issue of Model Aviation. This month, I will explore engine exhaust tuning. One of the most interesting aspects of being

Written by Pat Tritle Construct your own “homebuilt” biplane Product Review As seen in the April 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Order Plans from AMA Plans Service Materials List Wood If a short kit is

Written by Aaron Balwich Learn some basics of aircraft assembly How-to As seen in the November 2017 issue of Model Aviation. After a modeler advances beyond a basic high-wing trainer, a more powerful

Written by Barry Vaught Flite Test continues to expand its popular flying event As seen in the April 2018 issue of Model Aviation. Photo Gallery Josh Bixler, Flite Test president, addresses everyone

Written by Jim Ryan A simple path from hovering, to forward flight, to nose-in hovering How-to As seen in the December 2017 issue of Model Aviation. Budding helicopter pilots today have more training

Written by Bill Pritchett Column Updated from the September 2016 issue of Model Aviation. "Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad. Philosophy is wondering

Written by Don Slusarczyk Tips for making your jet sound better and quieter Technical As seen in the April 2016 issue of Model Aviation. Electric ducted-fan (EDF) models have been around for many

Written by Chad Budreau AMA in Action Column As seen in the May 2017 issue of Model Aviation. For 80 years, AMA members have found safe places to fly and enjoy this great hobby. Whether at designated