R/C Model World September 2010

Contents:

REGULARS

Pre-Flight Briefing
Introducing this latest issue

Take Off
News and letters

Best In Scale
More scale topics and building tips from Phil Kent

In The Loop
Topics and flying tips for aerobatic enthusiasts with Keith Jackson

Light Flight
John Stennard tests some of the latest new indoor and small outdoor R/C models

Rotary Wings
Regular helicopter topics and updates from Richard Morris

Aerodynamic Forum
Regular airframe topics with Alasdair Sutherland

Plane Talking
Clive Hall answers your construction queries

The Sport Channel
Our regular look at sport and vintage model flying with ‘Gray’




SERVICES

Shop Window
What's NEW in the shops for YOU

Diary Dates
Where to go and what to see!

Web Directory
Shop online for your modelling needs

Classified Adverts
Our regular FREE 'For Sale' section

Shoppers Directory
Where to find your modelling needs

Coming Next Issue
What to see in the October 2010 issue of RCMW




PRODUCT REVIEWS

Pawnee 40 ARF
Barry Atkinson tests Hangar 9’s scale crop-duster with I/C power

Tucano 60 ARTF
This 63" scale trainer from World Models is put to the test by Josh Spiers with OS75AX power

Spitfire Mk.IIB
We test this ParkZone Plug-n- Play WWII popular British fighter

Messerschmitt Bf 109f
Alfa Models’ ARTF WWII German fighter reviewed by Chris Dickens

Sky Eagle
John Stennard takes a look at the Nine Eagles RTF parkflyer

FREE PLAN
Sandyanne
A simple 54" span sports-trainer with classic lines by John Blakey for electric or I/C power and 3-function R/C




FEATURES

FEATURE PLAN
Fairchild 24W Argus
Build this 54" span near-scale model designed by Keith Humber for 4-function R/C and an economy brushless motor for power

Battle of Britain ‘Special’
For scale buffs we look at a few of the aircraft that flew in this 1940 air battle over Southern England

Insight From Horizon
A trade preview day of new models organised by Horizon Hobby

Corby Starlet
This early Traplet large scale plan is revisited by Don Harvey




FLIGHT LINES

Rougham Show
Neil Hutchinson reports from this top Suffolk show