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If you're looking for a good trad' build project then why not consider one of the designs from the growing range of CNC kits from Sarik Hobbies. A CNC pack contains all the CNC and laser-cut items that remove the hard work from a project – ribs, formers and all the other parts aside from sheet…

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In Pt.1 I described the preparation behind our attempt to fly an electric model across the English Channel. I could have no better comrade on board than electric flight supremo Brian Collins, and we'd managed to convince ourselves that it was possible. The organisation was in place, and indeed a TV crew was also in…

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This article was first published in 2006. When it comes to doing something out of the ordinary, people are inspired by many things. For some it only takes a glance at an interesting or unusual feat and they want to either have a go or do even better, whilst others admire the efforts of famous…

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In the period immediately after the Second World War, the coming of the jet engine saw much innovation in both civilian and military aviation. At the time the possibilities of the jet age were vaguely glimpsed, but largely unknown. However, the arrival of jet power did prompt the need for broader training opportunities, and a…

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    A simple questiuon then and perhaps the most revealing poll we've had? Simply stated, how many flyable models have you got? Who's got the most?                

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This is our concluding round-up of new products displayed at Nuremburg 2012.   Great Planes' 72" span Waco bipe was released a little while ago but is included here as it's just so pretty.   Avanti S is the first jet from SebArt. It spans 2m and requires a Jet-Cat P100 RX trubine.  Graupner's Furys –…

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Attempting a conversion? Perhaps someone can help……. Whether an experienced hand or new to electric flight, you may be interested in this new facility. Essentially it's a growing database of successful model set-ups details provided by Modelflying.co.uk users and RCM&E readers. It is compiled on a day to basis by Steve Hargreaves and all contributions are welcome, the…

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Welcome to Pt.1 of a two-part extra photo round-up from the Nuremburg 2012 trade expo. You'll find our main report in the April 2012 issue of RCM&E (on sale 9th March) and here we sign off with some more items that we didn't quite have room for in the magazine. Nuremburg is where the world model…

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  RCM&E's new iPad and iPhone web app is now live and will be available for Android users very soon. It's a free, quick and easy way for subscribers to get access to the digital archive using their i-device via a screen based app icon. It can be downloaded only using the i-device at www.modelflying.co.uk/app Top tip –…

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The BMFA Indoor Electric Masters took place in Bradford last weekend and again saw some of the best pilots from home and abroad competing for top honours and, in the process, thoroughly impressing all who went along to watch. Increasingly famous for its competitor antics, the competiton also has a formal side with top honours up…

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