Harry Higley's Eversharp Film Trimmer - 2014/11
Let’s face it, when it comes time to cover an aircraft, some modelers may feel that they don’t have the ability. It requires technique, skill, and some creativity. Most aeromodelers don’t do it every day, so don’t despair. It is always good to plan how you will cover a model or replace and ARF’s covering.
VIEWFINDER - 2014/10
Was Jerry Smith’s (jerry.smith875@gmail.com) photo taken of a full-scale Lockheed Constellation or a model of the airplane?
REVIEW - 2014/10
Many of you may remember the Lou Andrews AeroMaster. Lou had a passion for model airplanes and excelled in competition as well as designing, building, and experimenting. He also started Andrews Aircraft Model Company, Inc. and produced such kits as the S-Ray, H-Ray, AeroMaster, SportsMaster, TrainerMaster, and A-Ray.
Covering Techniques 2014/02
After you have spent time building your airplane, it’s time to cover it. Some builders prefer to stick to cloth and paint it. That is a lot of work and takes a different skill. The modern, iron-on covering material I am going to discuss takes only one skill: to apply it properly. Color and finish are included!
Review: Retro RC E'Sinbad the Sailor 36-2013/04
A versatile glider loosely based on a 1940s design
