Radio Control Scale - 2009/04

Add those special touches--and then cover them with paint
AS I WRITE this, Christmas has just passed.
I don’t know about you, but I have yet to
discover the secret to creating enough time to
build models during the holidays. Family and
club dinners and all the busy times between
Thanksgiving and the new year really cut into
modeling time.

Radio Control Scale - 2011/06

SPRING HAS FINALLY sprung here and
there is lots to do in the shop, including building
a new model (or a few) as well as checking all
of my equipment in preparation for practice and
contests. I need to decide what maneuvers to fly
with which airplane and make sure that all of
the equipment for the flying field, either the
park or the local school, goes in the correct
place.

RADIO CONTROL SCALE - 2005/03

THE 2004 SCALE National
Championships was the event. The Horizon
Convention Center in downtown Muncie,
Indiana, was the place. After all of the static
judging was completed on a Friday, the
event hall was turned over to the Scale
indoor RC event. It was flown according to
proposed rules that became official in 2005.
There were two classes flown in this
low-key and fun category: Sport Scale and
Fun Scale. There are numerous models on
the market that can compete in the Scale
indoor RC Fun Scale class. I selected the
Fokker D.VII from Sig Manufacturing.

Radio Control Scale - 2008/08

MANY MODELERS WHO like Scale
aircraft will never compete in a contest and
just enjoy the history or the era of airplanes
they build. But sometimes after you build
that model, you get the urge to enter a
competition and really need the
documentation. This is why I suggest using
at least some documentation while building
each model. Employ the same colors and
markings as in the photo(s) you have.

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