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Nano CP X See additional photos of this 1-ounce 3-D helicopter.
RC Scale www.ModelAviation.com/rcscale-june13 Read an expanded list of flight routines for RC Scale competition.
Maxford Gee Bee Model E www.ModelAviation.com/geebeemodele Catch the Gee Bee in action with a flight video and bonus photos.
World Models Commander www.ModelAviation.com/commander Watch a bonus flight video along with photos.
Sal Taibi Fun-Fly www.ModelAviation.com/saltaibifunfly Learn more about Sal Taibi with expanded content.
Great Planes Avistar Elite Check out bonus flight photos of the RTF advanced trainer.
Join the conversation:
Dave Scott’s “Mastering the Landing Approach” is the most popular www.ModelAviation.com article to date. Here are some readers’ comments.
Ken Wade: Great article. Really helped out.
Todd Siegel: Dave Scott is awesome! The best instructor there is!
Bill Santore: What? No mention of the “keyhole” technique?
Gary Werner: Good information and refresher.
Roger Layton: The hardest part about landing? The ground.
Many readers had fun with our April Fool’s article about converting a plane into a model train at www.ModelAviation.com/planestotrains.
Steven Wrigley: Both of my hobbies combined? What could be better!
Lil Boy: Do you recommend gas, glow, or electric when converting? :)
Gnu: Anything to keep that pesky model airplane from going airborne all the time. How annoying!
Alan Ake Brubaker: Fun stuff. I would rather you published how to convert your train to an airplane—hey wait! That’s a good idea. Must go hit the drawing board now.
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