More Model Aviation magazine covers from the 1940s. See more Model Aviation covers: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7 Part 8 ————————————————————————— For more information on the National Model Aviation Museum, including our location, hours and admission fees visit: www.modelaircraft.org/museum
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Cover Blast, Model Aviation Covers, pt. 3
Continuing with Model Aviation covers from the 1940s. See more Model Aviation covers: Cover Blast, pt. 1 Cover Blast, pt. 2 Cover Blast, pt. 4 Cover Blast, pt. 5 Cover Blast, pt. 6 Cover Blast, pt. 7 ————————————————————————— For more information on the National Model Aviation Museum, including our location, […]
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Cover Blast: Model Aviation Covers, pt. 2
Model Aviation covers (and a cartoon too funny not to share!) from the early 1940s. More covers can be found in: Cover Blast, pt. 1. Cover Blast, pt. 3. Cover Blast, pt. 4 Cover Blast, pt. 5 Cover Blast, pt. 6 ————————————————————————— For more information on the National Model Aviation […]
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Cover Blast: Model Aviation Covers, pt. 1
In the October 2015 issue of Model Aviation we promised to share some of the best Model Aviation covers from the past 79 years. Well, here you go! More to be shared daily for the next week. Going back to the 1930s this time: See more covers in: Cover Blast, […]
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New Addition: Models of Bill Kleinhans
AMA #101 graces the wing of this Bunch Stratosphere built by Bill Kleinhans. A modeler from the age of 12, Bill was lucky enough to be assigned the first AMA open number in 1938 and he maintained the number until his death in 2010. The Stratosphere, as well as a […]
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New Addition: Pitts Pellet Peanut Scale model
This is a Pitts Pellet Goodyear/Formula One Racer built as a peanut scale model. It was recently donated to the museum by Stephen Griebling- The Cleveland Free Flight Society, In Memory of Dan Kane. Stephen comments that that low wing designs like these are good choices for peanut-scale models because […]
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New Addition: Cumulus RC Sailplane
Concrete runways are hard on sailplanes. Barbara K. Henon learned this fact at Mile Square in Southern CA while flying her Graupner Cumulus RC Sailplane during the national League of Silent Flight contest in 1972. Barbara won the contest, but the Cumulus ended it beat up and dirty, although that […]
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New Addition: Torrey Pines Gulls T-shirt
Modelers began flying RC Sailplanes at Torrey Pines Gliderport in San Diego, CA during the 1950s. Eventually, to help organize the flight activities, the Torrey Pines Gulls RC Club was formed. Longstanding club member Gary Fogel wore this shirt sometime in the late 1990s. Thanks, Gary, for donating it […]
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New Addition: Pylon racing signalling system
Thank you to CAPS (the Canadian American Pylon Society) for donating the light system used to signal how the racing aircraft performed around the turn at the 1st pylon, and the lap counters. Both are a great addition to the museum’s collection, helping to show development of safety practices and […]
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New Addition: Ecktronics Pacesetter Radio System
“Enjoy Radio Control, the King of Hobbies” declares this Ecktronics Pacesetter packaging. The full Ecktronics radio system in its original packaging was recently donated to the museum along with an Orbit MK II system by Roger W. Lufkin. Thanks, Roger, for helping to grow the museum’s collection!
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