Build, Test, Refine and Fix—Part 2: Taxi Testing

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All aircraft testing, including taxi tests, requires planning and discipline.

Building an Addiction

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The greatest of a successful builder’s attributes is an unshakable belief in tomorrow.

ScaleBirds P-36 Hawk

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ScaleBirds, a newcomer to the kit manufacturing scene, chose to start their line of replica fighters with one of the first all-metal U.S. military pursuit ships of WW-II—the P-36.

Pie in the Sky

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Now that the wedding is behind us and house projects have slowed, Brian and I have more time to focus on what matters most—airplanes.

James Aircraft’s State of the Art

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Under new ownership, James Aircraft continues to support RV builders

Best of Both Worlds

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Can we convert a certified aircraft into an Experimental so we can get the freedoms we really want?

How’s Your Head?

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We have a few changes around here that are worthy of mention.

Eating the Elephant

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One person can’t imagine eating a whole elephant. It’s simply impossible. But the answer to the idiomatic question remains: one bite at a time!

The Iceman Cometh

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Every pilot who has ever experienced icing conditions will remember their first time.

Leave Me Alone

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Don’t be like me, someone who pushed hard to never ask for help.

In Case You Missed It

Build Your Skills: Fabric

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The fabric has been applied to the airplane structure, its been tightened properly, and now its time to apply the first chemical coat to seal it. Ron Alexander takes you through the process and also introduces the various ways of attaching the fabric.

Straight Floats to Amphibs

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Fed up with the restrictions of being able to land on water only, builder Mervin Zinck came up with a design to add retractable gear to his floats. By Don Ledger.

Becoming a Test Pilot

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Lessons learned from a Lancair Super Legacy and Dick Rutan.

Wag-Aero Sport Trainer

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Builder Dave Klages’ Wag-Aero Sport Trainer remains faithful in most ways to the J-3 Cub that inspired it; by Marc Cook.