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MA Construction Series - Building the M.20 Tail Group

Written by Paul Kohlmann. Building the M.20 tail group Free plans and abridged tutorial Read the full tutorial in the July 2015 issue of Model Aviation. Download Free Plans Order Plans from AMA Plans

Two wings are as much fun as one. Article, photos, and design by Fred Randall. Read the full article in the February 2009 issue of Model Aviation.This build is typical for any modeler who has

A sleek twin-motor electric that is build for speed. Find the entire feature on page 20 in the June 2011 of Model Aviation. Designed by Mark Rittinger. Order Plans from AMA Plans Service In 2001, at

Written by Ernie Heyworth. A Golden Age classic turns out to be a natural for electric power. Featured in the Model Aviation October 2006.This airplane was developed during 1929 and the early 1930s

Build your own competition aircraft with step-by-step guide and plans, featured in June 2015 Model Aviation.

Written by Clark Salisbury Build your own waterplane. Complete build article, materials list, video, and plan ordering. Featured in the May 2015 issue of Model Aviation. Order Plans from AMA Plans

Written and designed by Laddie Mikulasko Build the U.S. Army’s full-scale flying test bed Featured in the March 2015 issue of Model Aviation. Order Plans from AMA Plans Service I often search for

Article by Al Clark Build your own inexpensive aerobat. Read additional step-by-step instructions online and in the digital edition. Also featured in the January 2015 issue of Model Aviation. Order

by Dennis Norman Free plans and build article. Care will be given to the steps needed to specifically build the Born Loser P-6E version. Bonus digital feature. Al Backstrom’s construction article from

Simplistic construction and gentle flight characteristics await you Design, construction article, and photos by Mike Hausner. My goal was to design a foam model that went beyond the usual flat-sheet