Small-Field Flying
In June 2008, the SMALL gathering near Little Rock showcased small-powered model planes. Highlights included glow-powered models and innovations for small-field flying. Paul Bradley discussed motor protection strategies and vintage plans sources.
Small-Field Flying
Paul Bradley discusses the technique of using tissue over film for small-field models, highlighting his project, the Neighvion, and new model offerings like the JINX and Carbon Traveler Convertible.
Small-Field Flying
Paul Bradley reflects on small-field flying, acknowledging the variety of models beyond the common types. He highlights scratch-built projects, including Mark Miller's Evil Tween and Chris Poole's P.170. The column also discusses innovative covering techniques and features new model kits, such as Pat Tritle's WACO YMF-5 and Peck-Polymers' J-3 Kitten.
Small-Field Flying
Paul Bradley reflects on the legacy of Randy Randolph, a significant figure in model aviation, known for designs suited for small-field flying. He also highlights new developments in small-field models, including offerings from Rough and Ready Aviation and Plantraco, which focus on lightweight designs.
Small-Field Flying
In his column, Paul Bradley addresses a diagram error in small-field float design and highlights Bob Aberle's book, *Getting Started in Backyard Flying*, as a valuable resource for electric-powered RC modelers. He discusses new offerings from SR Batteries, like the Bantam and Bantam Bipe, and emphasizes the importance of the E Zone website for small-field flying information. Additionally, he shares insights on classic RC kits as potential small-field flyers and encourages safe flying practices.
