Academy of Model Aeronautics · National Model Aviation Museum
The people, clubs and companies that built model aviation, in their own words.
Search 1,062 biographies of modelers, designers and contest fliers, plus the histories of 62 clubs and 26 companies, preserved by the AMA History Project.
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3 pages Company
A2Z Corp.
Company history
Don DeLoach wrote the following, published in the About Us section of Model Aviation magazine, July 2011 issue. About Us: A2Z Corp. “You’re crazy,” responded A2Z Corp. owner Tim Goldstein’s wife, Karen, when he approached her with the news in 2006. “We’ve just bought a major model airplane kit manufacturer – Peck-Polymers,” he said. No doubt that…
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3 pages Company
Aeroworks
Since 1994
Jay Smith wrote the following, published in the About Us section of Model Aviation magazine, January 2010 issue. About Us: Aeroworks Aeroworks is known for producing quality models for both sport flying and competition. If you attend the Nats, International Miniature Aerobatic Club (IMAC) competitions, 3-D events, or even fun-flys, chances are…
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3 pages Company
Airborne Models
Company history
Jay Smith wrote the following, published in the About Us section of Model Aviation magazine, July 2012 issue. About Us: Airborne Models World Models Manufacturing Company has been in existence for more than 15 years and has produced a wide range of aircraft for gas, glow, and electric power. Although the company is headquartered in Hong Kong, its…
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4 pages Company
Atlanta Hobby
Since 1994
Jay Smith wrote the following, published in the About Us section of Model Aviation magazine, September 2012 issue. About Us: Atlanta Hobby Cliff Whitney has been involved with the hobby for virtually his entire life. His father was a U Control pilot and like a good majority of people, Cliff learned to fly CL on a PT-19 Cox trainer when he was…