Edition: Model Aviation - 2024/04
Page Numbers: 7
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2024 National Model Aviation Museum Hours

Web: The National Model Aviation Museum recently released its 2024 hours! The museum will reopen briefly on April 5-8 for the International Aeromodeling Center’s solar eclipse viewing event; however, it will close again until May, when it officially reopens for the season. To see a full schedule of the museum’s 2024 hours, visit www.modelaircraft.org/welcome-national-model-aviation-museum.

Twin Timber 1.6m BNF Basic Video Review by Fitz Walker

Photograph of a man standing behind a Twin Timber model aircraft.

Web: On page 35 of this Model Aviation issue, Fitz Walker provides a review of the Twin Timber 1.6m BNF Basic. This aircraft has a 63.5-inch wingspan, is roughly 43 inches in length, and weighs 5 pounds, 10 ounces. In his written article, Fitz discusses the assembly and flight characteristics of the Twin Timber. Watch his accompanying video for additional insight into this great aircraft on the Model Aviation website.

AMA History Project Biographies

Web: Starting on page 48, Bob Angel discusses Earl Witt and John Worth, two past AMA officers who he discovered when browsing AMA’s 1,000-plus History Project biographies. AMA’s History Project biographies are a fantastic resource for anyone who is interested in learning more about aeromodeling’s history and the history of those who made the hobby what it is today. To explore these various biographies and autobiographies, visit www.modelaircraft.org/history-recognition/history-project/ama-history-pr....