"V-22 Osprey - VTOL enthusiast John Stennard transitions with E-flite’s long-awaited tiltrotor.
 
Awesome Anzac - Brian Winch journeys across Australia to enjoy a weekend in the company of some mighty models of military hardware.
 
One lead to rule them all - David Ashby decides it’s time to catch the S.Bus as a way of simplifying the wiring in his new model.
 
Waterplanes at Badajoz  - Portuguese correspondent, Arnaldo Correia pops over the border for another grand waterplane gathering.
 
Whisper - Shaun Garrity refurbishes David Boddington's original model, built for the September 1985 issue of Radio Modeller (plan feature).
 
Miss Deeds - Peter Miller’s Cassutt lookalike has all the ingredients that make a great sports model (plan feature).
 
Wizard of Oz - As Brian Winch explains, engine backplate removal is entirely possible - with the help of some old cutlery!
 
Replacing radio batteries - Kevin Crozier makes some long overdue upgrades to the battery packs in his favourite models and radio.
 
White sheet scale - Winning a last-gasp reprieve from the weather gods, a healthy contingent of scale glider guiders converged to enjoy a fun-filled fly-in, as Chris Williams reports.
 
And lots more including – the ‘make it scale’ column, silent wings and all your regular favourites."

HEINKELIKE

Colin Baxter introduces his very (!) semi-scale version of the Heinkel He 162

PILOTS’ PICTORIAL

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A COMPANY CALLED FLAIR
Dudley Pattison begins a new autobiographical series as he recalls the events leading up to the establishment of Flair Products.

OODALALLY ELECTRIC CONVERSION
Peter Miller builds a new EP version of his much-loved sports aerobatic design which was a free pull-out plan in the April 2013 issue.

WORLD F3CN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Julie Fisher reports from the FAI Helicopter World Champs, held last August in Muncie, Indiana..

PSSA ROUND UP
Phil Cooke reflects on some of the highlights from the second half of 2023’s busy Power Scale Soaring flying season.

EXTRA NG
The Editor prepares Pilot-RC’s 78-inch version of the Next Generation Extra for it first flights..

CHILLI BREEZE EP
Mike Delacole finishes building an electric version of his popular aerobatic design, the Pro-Plan for which was published in the last issue.

LMA - AROUND THE SHOWS
Shaun Garrity presents a round-up report from his visits to Large Model Association shows in 2023..

SKEWER YOUR HINGES
Dick van Mourik shows how to make sure your control surface hinges stay put!

DACTYL Mk. II
Dick van Mourik updates Dennis Bryant’s ‘Dactyl’, a flying wing with provenance..

LYRA REVISITED
Adrian Britton’s sporty biplane design is still timeless thirty years after it was first published. Dick van Mourik builds an updated version.

SEVEN DAY CHALLENGE
For his Gemini design project John Hutson gave himself just a week to design, build and fly his latest own design aircraft..

MAKE BETTER LANDINGS
Having difficulty learning to land? Jeff Barringer offers advice to simplify the process. It’s all about attitude - yours and the aircraft’s.

DAVE ROBELEN PRONTO
Nick Ward takes on the challenge to build a three-channel sports model in just over two weeks..

PILOTS’PICTORIAL
Send us a picture of a new or favourite model and it could appear in our regular readers’ models gallery.

GOING PLACES
Our monthly list of model shows, events and competitions for you to visit over the next few months..

CREATING YOUR OWN MODEL
Martin Hardy details the design and build of his 90-inch span Avro ShackletonMk.2

WESTON PARK 2023
Mike and Al Freeman team up to tour the stands and roam the pits at this year’s Weston Park Airshow International.

CREATING YOUR OWN MODEL
Maybe you’ve reached the point of wanting to design your own large-scale model. If so, Martin Hardy offers some words of encouragement.

LMA STATIC SHOW
Shaun Garrity visits the RAFMuseumMidlands at Cosford to see a fine collection of large models on display amongst the full-size exhibits.

KAVAN CUMUL
John Stennard builds a well thought out Discus Launch Glider kit.

MAXED OUT
In the search of better aerobatic performance from an old airframe Kevin Crozier turns to 4-Max Models for advice.

DEPERDUSSIN
Ian Turney-White describes the build and maiden flights of his latest giant Edwardian monoplane.

CONTRA CLUB
Are two props better than one? John Stennard attempts to find out as he tests a new contra rotating propeller system for small models.

ENV AERO ENGINE
In part seven of his ENV aero engine build series Stephen Wessel fabricates the motor’s induction pipework.

ENV AERO ENGINE
Stephen Wessel continues his build of a half size V8 aero engine. This time he copper plates the ENV’s cylinders.

CREATING YOUR MASTERPIECE
Join Noel Harvey from Crafty Products Ltd as he describes how to cut scale roundels from covering or masking films..

GOING PLACES
Our monthly list of model shows, events and competitions for you to visit over the next few months.

ENV AERO ENGINE
In his fifth article on building a half size V8 aero engine Stephen Wessel makes a set of pistons and con rods..

GOING PLACES
Our list of model shows, events and competitions for you to visit over the next few months.

ROBIN REMORQUER
Stuart Mackay gives us a guided tour of his Airworld Robin DR400/180 glider towplane.

FRIENDLY PERSUASION
Dave Goodenough enjoys a full day of flying and hospitality at the Alport MFC Family Day & Barbeque..

GOING, GOING, GONE!
Shaun Garrity takes his seat at the BMFA Model Engine & Aircraft Auction.

MODERNISING A METEOR
In his second article on adapating a Gloster twin prop plan to EDF, Martin Hardy completes and flies his new jet for the first time.

POWER SCALE SOARING AT ITS BEST
Phil Cooke reports from the Power Scale Soaring Association’s end of season event, held in perfect conditions..

MODERNISING A METEOR
For his latest scale build Martin Hardy adapts a Gloster twin prop plan to suit his personal requirements.

OLD WARDEN SCALE WEEKEND
Stuart Marsden returns to Shuttleworth to catch up with other scale enthusiasts and sees quite a few non-scale models flying too.

MANX QUEEN
Shaun Garrity steps back in time and modifies an attractive tailless design for electric power and three channel radio control..

ST 25 MONOSPAR
Stuart Mackay looks at more of Andrew Taylor’s model fleet, including a large General Aviation Monospar.

BRITISH R/C SCALE NATS
Danny Fenton visits the Scale Nationals weekend dedicated to F4C and Stand Off Scale models.

ENV AERO ENGINE
In his second article Stephen Wessel describes casting the crankcase for his half size V8 aero engine..

TRANSAVIA AIRTRUK
Stuart Mackay chats to Norfolk’s ‘Flying Farmer’ Andrew Taylor and meets his Mad Max inspired Transavia PL-12 Airtruk.

ENV AERO ENGINE
Stephen Wessel introduces the first article in a series about the building of a half scale V8 aero engine.

POPULAR POPHAM
Mike Freeman reports from a new model show that is rapidly gaining favour with modellers’ from all over the southern counties..

AGUSTA WESTLAND AW139
In the second of a two-part feature Kenny Morton flies his impressive Search & Rescue helicopter.

ENGINE THRUST RIG
Keith Beaumont describes his rig for comparing the static thrust of model internal combustion engines.

GOING PLACES
Our most recent list of model shows, R/C events and competitions for you to attend over the next few months.

AUGUSTA WESTLAND AW139
In the first of a two-part feature Kenny Morton describes his build of an impressive Search & Rescue helicopter.

FOURNIER RF 4
Rarely seen in a Model Magic feature, Alex Whittaker takes a look at a large-scale motor glider.

BUILDING A BEVERLEY
Concluding his two-part feature on building a Blackburn Beverley, Martin Hardy describes the model’s cargo dropping capabilities.

CHUNKY JUNGMEISTER
Alex Whittaker enjoys looking over an aerobatic scale model that many of us grew up with.

MAKING A WACO COWLING
Bill Bowne concludes his Pro-Plan article in the June issue by describing how to make a round cowl for this classic biplane..

PA-25 PAWNEE
Built for work... Alex Whittaker admires a huge 1/3rd scale ARTF of Piper's famous design.

SUSSING SCALE SPEEDS
Mike Freeman attempts to diffuse a potentially fiery topic at many club flying fields by discussing scale model flying speeds.

It's the April 2022 issue preview!

JET PROVOST PRO-PLAN
For April's pull-out Pro-Plan, we once again hand over to Tony Nijhius as he presents his latest and last offering in the current 70mm ‘Midi’ Jet series, a sweet looking 37” span Jet Provost.

THIS MONTH'S REGULARS
In Bench Blog, after building a short run of diesel-powered models, Tim Hooper heads back to other forms of model propulsion.

When it comes to model photography there’s a lot to be said for a low winter sun; Chris Williams presents his latest collection of on-board flying shots in his Scale Gliding column.

Next up is Danny Fenton and Make It Scale. Danny returns to the workshop to silver solder an exhaust system for the Saito fitted to his DB Auster.

And much more!

ON REVIEW
On review, John Freeman is first out of the blocks with this month's reviews as he assembles the ATOMRC Dolphin, a multi-role pusher plane capable of camera toting, FPV or just good old sports flying! 

Then it is over to Andrew James, who takes the Esky 300 V2, an Airwolf inspired, fixed pitch full body helicopter for a spin. 

PLUS
April's feature articles begin, as usual, with another Model Magic walkaround by Alex Whittaker. This time Alex looks over Laurie Hughes’ OV-10 Bronco twin boomer, built from the YT International kit. 

Steve Jones then describes how he used modern tech to build a classic single channel R/C model whilst keeping his original KK Gyron kit intact. 

We then re-join Mr. Whittaker as he returns to Old Warden for a relaxed weekend of scale flying.

Finishing it all off is Roy Thompson, who takes a trio of Martin Baker models, each associated with the famous ejection seat manufacturer, on a visit to the company's airfield at Chalgrove in Oxfordshire. 

Okay, let's now take a brief look at what we have lined up for you in the April 2022 issue of RCM&E.
Starting with our regulars, in Bench Blog, after building a short run of diesel-powered models, Tim Hooper heads back to other forms of model propulsion. When it comes to model photography there’s a lot to be said for a low winter sun; Chris Williams presents his latest collection of on-board flying shots in his Scale Gliding column.
Next up is Danny Fenton and Make It Scale. Danny returns to the workshop to silver solder an exhaust system for the Saito fitted to his DB Auster. Then it's over to Alex Whittaker and his Weekenders column, in which Alex ponders the rising costs of aeromodelling. 
For our pull-out Pro-Plan, we once again hand over to Tony Nijhius as he presents his latest and last offering in the current 70mm ‘Midi’ Jet series, a sweet looking 37” span Jet Provost.
John Freeman is first out of the blocks with this month's reviews as he assembles the ATOMRC Dolphin, a multi-role pusher plane capable of camera toting, FPV or just good old sports flying! Then it is over to Andrew James, who takes the Esky 300 V2, an Airwolf inspired, fixed pitch full body helicopter for a spin. 
April's feature articles begin, as usual, with another Model Magic walkaround by Alex Whittaker. This time Alex looks over Laurie Hughes’ OV-10 Bronco twin boomer, built from the YT International kit. Steve Jones then describes how he used modern tech to build a classic single channel R/C model whilst keeping his original KK Gyron kit intact. We then re-join Mr. Whittaker as he returns to Old Warden for a relaxed weekend of scale flying 
Finishing it all off is Roy Thompson, who takes a trio of Martin Baker models, each associated with the famous ejection seat manufacturer, on a visit to the company's airfield at Chalgrove in Oxfordshire. 
I hope you enjoy reading it all.
Happy Flying!  


Okay, let's now take a brief look at what we have lined up for you in the March
2022 issue of RCM&E. Starting with our regulars, in Retro Ramblings topics covered by Shaun Garrity include fixed compression diesel engines and MacGregor's extensive range of DIY transmitter and receiver kits. In Aerobatic Scene, Keith Jackson looks at more latest generation aerobatic aeroplanes, including the Bionik, a fully composite F3A design, as well as the CAD designed Vortex, which uses more traditional building techniques. Over next to Alex Whittaker and this month's Weekenders column, in which he describes putting the Xmas to New Year holiday break to good use to clear out the clutter from his workshop. Peter Miller is the designer of March issue's pull-out Pro-Plan. This time Peter offers us his Team Minimax, a 1/6th scale ultra-light aircraft of 32.5" wingspan. Yours truly kicks off this month's reviews with an assessment of XFly-Model's delightful Twin Nova for twin electric power. David Ashby revels in the performance of two new handy sized EDF scale jets from Arrows, a stylish silver T-33 and a classic all-red BAE Hawk. To wrap up our reviews Mike Freeman heads for the hills to put Vogel-Fly's diminutive 800mm BOO glider through its paces, complete with its eye-catching geodetic wing. For his latest Model Magic walkaround Alex Whittaker looks at a new scale masterpiece from Ian Bryant, his Zlin Z-526 AFS Akrobat. In a similar vein, Geoff Graves describes his shared build with much missed RR clubmate Derek Martin of their mighty Waco YMF-5 biplane. We then rejoin Alex W as he travels to far West
Wales for some stunning pictures of model gliders in action, slope soaring over Hell's Mouth bay. Our final features slot this month goes to Frank Skilbeck who shows how to replace a broken ply wing location tab. I hope you enjoy reading it all.

Right, now let's take a brief look at what we have lined up for you in the February 2022 issue of RCM&E.

Starting with our regulars, in his Bench Blog column Tim Hooper covers and glazes his elegant Answer vintage model. In Scale Gliding, Chris Williams returns to White Sheet Down for another scale event before handing over to Frank Skilbeck for his report from the Sherlowe and Milson aerotow meetings. Next, we say a hearty 'welcome back' to Danny Fenton as he resumes his Make It Scale column by picking up on the final covering of his DB Auster project. Over next to Alex Whittaker, to wrap things up in Weekenders; this time he looks at a range of 3D items made by other modellers but manages to talk his way out of adding a 3D printer to his shed tools. Let's see how long he can hold out!

For our pull-out Pro-Plan this month we once again hand over to Tony Nijhius as he presents his second 'Midi Jet' for 70mm electric ducted fan units. This time Tony offers up his striking 36-inch span Hawker Hunter.

On review, David Ashby takes a look at a one metre wingspan A-10 micro jet that hails from a new brand, XFly-Model distributed by CML. Lee Smalley then offers us a user's view of the new Ethos operating system built into FrSky's X20S radio set. Wrapping up our reviews this month is that man again, Frank Skilbeck, with his assessment of Century UK's Pro-Build variant of the agile Double Trouble biplane.
For his Model Magic walkaround, Alex Whittaker takes his camera on a tour of a fine P-47 Thunderbolt owned by Malcolm Wood. John Stennard then describes his club's addiction to Airbugs and other R/C hovercraft, which have become at big draw at winter indoor meetings. We then return to Alex W for his take on this year's wet and windy Ashbourne fly-in. 
I hope you enjoy reading it all.


Let's take a brief look at what we have lined up for you in the first issue of RCM&E for 2022. Starting with our regular columns, in Retro Ramblings, Shaun Garrity recalls when model aircraft had a bit of swing, thanks to built-in pendulum self-stabilisers. For Aerobatic Scene, Keith Jackson assembles a state-of-the-art F3A biplane, the BJ Craft Encourage, before Alex Whittaker wraps things up in Weekenders with tales from the clubroom as he celebrates the return of indoor winter meetings with his Delyn MFC clubmates.
Our pull-out Pro-Plan this month has been drafted by Bill Bowne, whose 1.2 metre span Upbeat for 4S power will allow you to practice your favourite pattern style aeros but without taking up acres of sky. On review, David Ashby looks at a new powered glider from Arrows, based on the sleek Polish SZD-54 soarer. If a full build is more your cup of tea then take a look at the Cloud Dancer, supplied to Roy Thompson by 4-Max Models.
This month's scale Model Magic walkaround is dedicated to Harry Curzon's neat take on the Boulton Paul Defiant 'turret fighter'. Peter Miller then goes on to reveal the twisted story of his Insanity project, which, despite its bizarre appearance, is actually a fine flying model. We then return to Alex W for his take on the Pontefract Single Channel meeting before Phil Cooke takes over as event reporter to cover the stunning collection of PSSA Mass Build F-86 Sabres that were amassed recently on The Great Orme in North Wales.


Starting with our regular columns, Tim Hooper returns with Bench Blog, in which he builds a larger version of The Answer, a favourite vintage model, for his Indian Mills diesel engine. Chris Williams returns to his favourite slope soaring venue at White Sheet Down to report from the WSRFC's August Scale Day, before Alex Whittaker finishes things off with more shedly tales in Weekenders, including a clubmate's conversion to 2.4GHz (well, his radio at least!), finding a long lost Spatman kit and, inspired by the Bowman model's name, how to fix spats to a model's undercarriage.
Tony Nijhuis returns to the Pro-Plan slot with the first in a new series of 'Midi' size jets using 70mm Electric Ducted Fan units. This time he offers up a 33-inch span Folland Gnat.
On review, David Ashby takes a liking to Max-Thrust's Pro-Built Balsa Ruckus, whilst the Editor assembles another fast build EDF jet from new kids on the block, XFly-Model. This time it's the turn of their red tail T-7A Red Hawk. Fingers crossed, we may also have space for a few suggestions for Christmas gifts for aeromodellers to show to your nearest and dearest!
As usual our feature articles start with a scale walkaround accompanied by Alex Whittaker; this month Alex pores over Keith Pyrah's mighty 156" span Luscombe Silvaire. We then take a look at Jeff Barringer's sleek Bugatti 100P, a 1930s design that looks futuristic even today! Alex W returns to Buckminster to report from their Warbirds meeting before handing over to Kevin Powling, who describes a model that would have been very welcome at the BMFA's National Centre, his new Messerschmitt Bf 108 Taifun. Andy Sephton wraps things up nicely with a 'how to' feature on using Deluxe Eze-Kote to finish his Phase 6 slope soarer.

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is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 87 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

n. We will also use usage information in order to ensure users adhere to our Terms of Use. For example, a user’s usage information will help us confirm that a user only downloads a magazine or other content a permitted number of times or to a permitted number of devices.

which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,500+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

{{magzter}} is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 87 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

RCM&E Magazine - October 2019

RCM&E Magazine - October 2019

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