Small-Field Flying - 2011/04
BIG IS BEAUTIFUL. In the world of small-field models, large and
light can be a terrific combination. Bigger airplanes are easier to build
and much easier to see in flight. Throw in light, and you have an
aircraft that will maneuver inside a smaller flying space.
Small - Field flying 2003/11
THE OUTDOOR flying season is
winding down for many of us. Where does
the time go? It seems like the summer
months simply vaporize.
Product Review 2003/11
SR BATTERIES HAS hit a home run with
the Bantam series. Each model is full of
designer Larry Sribnick’s now-familiar
design innovations. They both fly great
whether your setting is outdoors or indoors.
The option of having one wing or two
makes it that much nicer. If having a
limited-space flyer that “looks right,” is easy
to build, uses an inexpensive and readily
available power system, and flies great
appeals to you, read on
Small-Field Flying - 2004/05
IN THE MARCH 2004 column I
mentioned the Fan-Tastic Models AT-6
Texan kit. Because of space limitations, I
was not able to give you many details
about this model. Let me pick up where I
left off.
Small-Field Flying - 2009/06
A "SMALL" get-together in Arkansas
SMALL: A large gathering. Although it’s
not the largest assembly of aeromodeling
enthusiasts in terms of numbers, the annual
Small Model Airplane Lovers’ League
(SMALL) event in Little Rock, Arkansas, is huge in terms of the
spectrum of models and modelers present. Besides AMA’s Nats, there
are few, if any, fly-ins that include FF, CL, RC, and indoor aircraft.
