Scale versions of those aircraft will fly over the museum, regaling spectators with daring aerobatics. The Giant Scale Radio-Controlled Model Aircraft Air Show is scheduled for Sept. 1-3.

Large scale RC aircraft are pleasure to see on the ground and in the air, but putting in the months of effort required to build them requires special dedication. Especially since there is a real po… ...

Radio-controlled aircraft come in many shapes and sizes, but the ones we’re showing today are all very ambitious in scale. And by “ambitious,” we mean “ginormous.” ...

Join us in this thrilling video as we react to the biggest RC planes in the world. Discover the engineering marvels behind ...

The two most popular scales for model aircraft are 1/48 and 1/72. 1/48 scale is sometimes referred to as “quarter-inch” scale because 1/4 of an inch on the model equals 1 foot on the real ...

If you’re near Meiringen in Switzerland over the next few days, look up and you might be treated to an incredible spectacle, as almost 100 highly skilled aeromodellers take to the skies above the ...

AlbatrossONE is a scale model aircraft that flaps its wings for more efficient flight, much like the bird that it draws on for inspiration. AlbatrossONE is now in its second stage of testing, with ...

It is your opportunity to experience one of the biggest radio-controlled airplane events in the Midwest. In this segment, ...

Peter Caddick holds his plane - a model of aviation with a whole world of potential - in his hand. The small-scale airplane's fate also lies in his hand, or at least his fingers.

The collision between the real and $8,000, 46% giant-scale remote-control aircraft occurred on August 14th at a small airport in Brighton, Colo., outside Denver.