Radio Modeller Magazine, July 1995 Issue

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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue

REGAL STAR - 75' span sportster plans
GET THE BUZZ - An introduction to electric flight
RM WORKSHOP - Practical tips from top modellers
SAFETY FIRST - Safe flying is no accident
KNIGHTHAWK - An A.W.S.U.M.M model on test!
BLUE TWO - Full-size Fun Flier plans. A rugged 40" span cheap-to-build aerobatic trainer for .15 size engines (FULL SIZE PLAN)
LEADING EDGE DEVICES - Part 3 of the series
MILLER'S TALES - Tips from a lifetime's experience
FLAMENCO - Israeli excellence on test
KEEP OFF THE GRASS - Converting a strimmer engine
FOCUS PAGE - Retailers who help beginners
SPECTACULAR SANDOWN - Photo-highlights from the '95 expo
NEXT MONTH - Highlights of the August issue
AIRTIME - News, views, developments
THE SOARING COLUMN - Moulding g f fuselages
SCALE SCENE - With Gordon Whitehead
IT'S A DATE - Model flying fixtures for July
WRITE HAND CIRCUITS - You tell us!
THE POWER DEPARTMENT - All about engines
RM HOTLINE - Your questions answered
BUYLINES - Have you seen these new products?
THROTTLE BENDERS - Pylon racing news and views
SHORT FINALS - Miscellaneous musings

ON THE COVER - Two to build from our plans Inside; Glyn Sutcliffe's 'Blue Two' storms past while Peter Evans' big 75" span sports aerobatic model 'Regal Star' sits in the sun. Find them on pages 46 and 18 respectively.

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The theft of an engine from a trade stand at Sandown Park back in May (see 'Look out for Laser' in this month's 'Airtime') serves as yet another reminder of the fact that you can't trust anybody these days - not even aeromodellers. And this is particularly sad. Model flying at its most enjoyable has always been about likeminded comradeship and mutual encouragement - that's why clubs are so numerous and why events like Old Warden attract hundreds of family groups out for a day's communal enjoyment. Which makes the Laser theft (and the growing incidence of similar heists like the free flight models found downwind with their motors wrenched off and missing at most recent Vintage Weekends) so hard to swallow. It strikes at the very fabric of the hobby. Modellers never used to do this to each other...Maybe our dishonest pal will attempt to run his ill-gotten gain. And, if there's any justice to be had, maybe it'll take his thumb off, bringing a whole new meaning to the term 'lightfingered'!

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