THE INSIDE LOOP
HAVE YOU EVER
LISTENED TO A BAND
NAMED BOSTON?
Jay Smith, Executive Editor | jays@modelaircraft.org
I WAS HONORED TO be given the opportunity to chat with not only a fellow aviator but the man who founded the musical group Boston: Tom Scholz! I have listened to Tom’s work for many years. It is also great music to listen to while building airplanes.
I’m excited to share with you more about this rock and roll legend and give you a sneak peek into his involvement in our hobby. I have “More Than a Feeling” that you will enjoy the article starting on page 32.
Joe Nall
I’ve been lucky enough to go to the Joe Nall Week event twice and had fun both times. The Triple Tree Aerodrome facility in Woodruff, South Carolina, is a beautiful flying site for both model aircraft and full-scale airplanes. Everyone involved is always so friendly and welcoming.
Several AMA Special Interest Groups are represented at Joe Nall, and I think anyone who enjoys attending aeromodeling gatherings should add it to his or her list of events to attend. Sal Calvagna, our “RC Giant Scale” columnist, hadn’t attended until this year, so I was excited for him to cover the event and get a first-time attendee’s perspective.
I don’t want to steal his fire, but I will say that he was impressed and, like many of us, he wants to attend the event again. To find out Sal’s thoughts about the event, turn to page 18.
Corrections: In the June 2022 issue, Tim DiPeri was listed as the author of the “RC Helicopter” column in the table of contents. The correct author was James Wang.
Also in the June issue, in Stan Alexander’s “Buzzard Models Folkerish DR1” review, the caption for the photo at the bottom of page 39 should read, “Before the wing halves were glued together, the author sanded a slight bevel on them to provide dihedral.”
Model Aviation regrets these errors.
