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"FREE PLAN FEATURES - ROTO-DUO - Suffering delayed trauma as a result of a bump on the head in his youth, Shaun Garrity feels the need for an autogyro.
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LI'L CUB - Short take-of f and landing is the name of the game with Peter Miller's homage to the world record-beating full-size
REVIEW - JP PANIC - And now for something, traditional, ugly as sin, but bags of fun. Jim Beagley lifts the lid on a boxful of laser-cut loveliness.
JET THRUST - Sleek, fast, nimble and full of composite goodness, BVM's aptly-named sport-jet finds favour with our Bob.
MORANE-SAULNIER AI - Wood, fabric and round engines – does it get any better? If you ask radial nut Richard Ginger he'll answer in the negative and suggest you take a closer look at his perky French fighter. Alex Whittaker does just that...
REVIEW - P-47 THUNDERBOLT - Hangar 9 has built an enviable reputation for supplying some of the best balsa-built ARTF warbirds around and, as David Ashby reports, its new 20cc Jug ain't too shabby either.
FROM A DISTANCE - 2.4GHz isn't the frequency panacea for all. As Lee Schofield describes, there are alternatives...
ARROWS T-28 - In the March issue the Ed. reviewed the Arrows Bearcat and loved it. Time now for an alternative view on another from the all-new RTF warbird range.
IN THE LOOP - Telemetry systems can provide vital real-time information yet relatively few flyers use them. David Ashby surveys the offerings from the main R/C brands"

RCM&E Magazine Description:

Catering for all aspects of R/C flying, Radio Control Models and Electronics first appeared in May 1960 and is the biggest and best selling monthly model flying magazine in the United Kingdom with a large overseas readership. RCM&E has brought benchmark levels of writing and photography to the hobby and each issue has extensive reviews, informative features and opinionated columns from a number of well-known contributors. With every Print issue you'll find a high-quality free plan along with an accompanying build article. RCM&E publishes 13 great issues a year.