RCM&E Magazine - February 2017

In this issue

RCM&E is the UK's biggest and best selling R/C flying mag... take a look at the 2017 February issue, the perfect read for every flier...

Plan Features – Baby Barnstormer - Shaun Garrity returns with a David Boddington classic that's ripe for a modern makeover

And – Babybolt - Peter Simpson reworks a diminuitive P-47 into a one-piece electric-powered bundle of fun that'll make a great PSSA slope fighter too!

Ragley Hall - Whittaker samples the delights at a brand new, yet familiar, UK show

Review – Theory W - Blade's world championship winning FPV racing wing

Understanding Failsafe - Do you set your failsafe? Mike Freeman explains the importance of an often forgotten, yet important facility

Great Debates - Foam v wood!

Review – Horus X12S - Chris Bott weighs up FrSky's highly anticipated radio system to see if it's the mould-breaker Taranis was

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Review - Magic Star 3D - Seagull's compact and very pretty new aerobat, but is it really a thoroughbred 3D'er?

Survival of the quickest - A new form of R/C flying where you won't need to worry about the landing bit...

Review – Hawker Typhoon - You've got to love a firm that's brave enough to produce unusual subjects so hats off we say to FMS for their new warbird

The hard way - Teaching yourself to fly? You'll need Richard Honeywell's hard won advice

And much more…!

RCM&E Magazine Description:

Catering for all aspects of R/C flying, Radio Control Models and Electronics first appeared in May 1960 and is the biggest and best selling monthly model flying magazine in the United Kingdom with a large overseas readership. RCM&E has brought benchmark levels of writing and photography to the hobby and each issue has extensive reviews, informative features and opinionated columns from a number of well-known contributors. With every Print issue you'll find a high-quality free plan along with an accompanying build article. RCM&E publishes 13 great issues a year.