Model Airplane News
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| List Price: | $59.40 |
| Price: | $29.95 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. Details |
| Issues: | 12 issues / 12 months |
Availability: Your first issue should arrive in 6-10 weeks.
Average customer review:Product Description
Model Airplane News is written for enthusiasts who truly enjoy the sport R/C model airplanes. Published since 1929, the monthly magazine includes features on construction and design, how-to techniques, comprehensive evaluations, contests, tips on building and flying, articles on electronics and full-scale aviation.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1022 in Magazine Subscriptions
- Formats: Magazine Subscription, Print
Customer Reviews
The only game in town
If you are a avid R/C airplane person, this is the magazine to get. It is better than Model Aviation that comes with your AMA membership because it has articles and reviews of the latest products available -- Not just sections relating to AMA events/areas of interest. I always like to know about the latest gadgets available and how they relate to existing technology.
However, take all reviews with the understanding that they will never have a negative review (fearful of killing an up and coming manufacturer with a bad review). You have to read between the lines. But, after reading a few reviews you will understand what I mean.
Not much content
I took this magazine for a year and found it rather disappointing, there was little real content. I was starting to thing that all the magazines had become just ad space for retailers until I picked up Fly RC, I find that it has much more actual content.
Where's the beef?
There's no meat in this mag! Did I buy a catalog? There are better, more informative magazines in this hobby. It's not a bad rag, just not a good one. It does have alot of color photo's and decent reviews. They're not about things that interest me, though. If you like nothing but ARF's and are not interested in any other aspect of the hobby like building and designing then this magazine is for you.
Well, infrequently they have plans and other stuff. Mostly electric though. I'm a diehard "slimer" of the 1/2A variety.
