One of the most significant advances in RC over the last 10 years or so has been the remarkable melding of RC and computer technology to create the flight simulators we enjoy today. Many components of the dazzling performances we see from top aerobatic pilots flying both airplanes and helicopters are first worked out on a flight sim, for the same reasons why flight simulators are great for rank beginners.

ParkZone T-28 Float Conversion by Terry Dunn Photos by Fitz Walker Items needed: ParkZone T-28 Trojan(any version) HobbyZone Super Cub Float Kit Two 1/8 x 14-inch Carbon fiber rods Two 1/8-inch Landing gear straps w/mounting screws GOOP adhesive …

From Fly RC Magazine: Hacker Models brings you the excitement of a high performance flying wing with a twist! The HotWing 1200 also slows down nicely for durable, aerobatic fun in a local park. Click here for our video. …

From Fly RC Magazine: E-flite’s new F-4 Phantom 32 DF offers a great scale appearance and spectacular performance with one of the most popular jet fighters ever. Frank Tiano’s exclusive review in Fly RC gave you the words, now …

From Fly RC Magazine: The quarter scale Fokker D.VIII from Balsa USA has been one of Cliff Becker’s favorite flyers for a few seasons now. Despite the inevitable scuffs and scrapes, it soldiers on and guarantees a great day …

Fly RC Magazine PHOTO GALLERY From Fly RC Magazine: Hosted by the Southern Minnesota Model Aircraft Club and sponsored by ElectriFly, this year’s Watts over Owatonna was the best yet as this young event rapidly positions itself as …