Sig Sbach XA41 300 ARF
The full-scale XA41 (also known as the Sbach 300) was designed for the highest levels of aerobatic competition. Its all-composite airframe makes it extremely rigid and lightweight, while a meaty 324 hp engine makes it go. It’s not just a pretty face—this aircraft can back up its broad-shouldered, aggressive stance with gullet-emptying aerobatics.
Build the Parallax 2014/05
I recently set out to expand my understanding of asymmetric aircraft. When I began this quest for knowledge, I had the classic examples of asymmetry in mind—namely the Blohm und Voss Bv 141 and Rutan Boomerang. Both of these designs are proven successes, yet their unconventional configurations make one question how they can even fly in a straight line.
Great Planes Escapade MX GP/EP ARF 2014/02
The Great Planes Escapade models have been the company’s flagship sport airplanes for several years. These airplanes have earned a faithful fan base. The Escapade MX is a new model in the series that features a more aggressive profile and a bold color scheme. Like the other Escapade variants, the MX is designed to accept either glow or electric power systems.
Eagle Tree Systems Guardian - 2013/03
Maybe you flew in front of the low morning sun. Perhaps the wind whipped up after you launched your featherweight park flyer. Perchance you are finding out the hard way that your new aerobat is too hot for your thumbs.
Review: Sig Kadet Senior EG-2013/02
An iconic Giant Scale trainer for electric of glow power
