Editor Kevin Crozier talks us through what to expect in the new November issue of RCM&E Magazine!
November’s RCM&E starts with Phil Stevens, who writes about two scale model builds used as STEM projects by local schools, based on the attractive Fairtravel Linnet. Our regular Retro Ramblings column from Sean Garrity is next and then it’s over to Danny Fenton who reports from the Best of British Fly-In held at BMFA Buckminster. Dirk Tinck is well known for his Power Scale Soaring versions of Fouga Magister jets but in this month’s Model Magic he relates the build of a larger moulded version for EDF.
For this month’s pull-out Pro-Plan Dave Goodenough presents the Nippon Tombo, a simple to build Japanese pre-war glider. David Ashby files his latest Just For Fun column and then join the Editor at the flying field as he puts Volantex’s micro F4U Corsair through its paces. John Stennard (Insider) returns with a look at two new potential indoor flyers, plus he updates the small heli fleet he uses for talks and demo sessions to the public. Our penultimate slot this month is taken by Dave Goodenough (One Man & His Shed) who has put together another fine mix of shed based musings. Finally, it’s back to KC for another RTFM feature in which he starts to reveal his personal bucket list, concentrating on Keil Kraft’s Elmira and Fleetwing.
