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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
HANGER DOORS - Past, present and future - information from the aeromodelling scene PHOTO PRIZE - Fliar Phil dips into his bag of photo-pix and pulls out... MISS AMERICA - Vic Smeed's replica of Gordon Light's lightweight Wakefield MISS AMERICA of the thirties SCALE MATTERS - Vic Willson helps you choose a subject for control line scale and visits a prolific builder MINI POWER TOOLS - Ian Peacock looks at a few of the power tools that may be found in the modern modeller's workshop MODEL AIRSHIPS - A different approach to aeromodelling - Nigel Wells' models are real floaters VINTAGE CORNER - Alex Imrie looks back on the beginnings of 'Vintage' and remembers McGillicuddy MIMI - A useful model for A1 competitions - full size plans of Pete Freebrey's mini MIND THE LINES - Andy Brough keeps us up to date with yesterday's control ENGINE NEWS - Metric or Imperial, vintage and modern, Peter Chinn on the aero-engine scene FIREFLY - Bill Burkinshaw builds a simple all-sheet, rubber powered fun flier... SHOP TALK - Metal midgets, burning torches and oriental imports - what to look for in your model shop FREE FLIGHT SCENE - Out in the cold with a torque meter, up in the skies with a max, fly A consistent 'Coupe' - be there with Dave Hipperson SOLDERING - The lost art or just a misunderstanding - Bill Burkinshaw clears away the fumes FROM THE HANDLE - Control line news and views from home and abroad - go to the local or fly with Snoopy AT THE LAUNCH PAD - John Wheddon paints the town red - well his rockets anyway AEROMODELLING TECHNOLOGY - More ideas and gadgets from our readers to make aeromodelling more fun - less of a problem... COVER - "Miss America" from the golden days of the early Wakefield Trophy competitions. Vic Smeed's reconstruction (P. 296) of this delicate model is an insight on how a lightweight model should be built. Insert: One of Black and Decker's 'Minicraft' range of powertools reviewed in this issue
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