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.
Small-Field Flying
Paul Bradley discusses small-field flying and the 100th anniversary of the Wright brothers' flight. He highlights Pat Tritle's development of a Wright Flyer model and offers insights on flying in windy conditions, emphasizing power, control response, and wing loading. Models like the Ugly 30, Fatty Sparrow, and SR Batteries Cutie are recommended for windy weather.
