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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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Earliest birth
1850

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  1. First page of Sterling Models, Inc.
    1 page Company

    Sterling Models, Inc.

    Company history

    Sterling Models: Proud Recognition Sterling Models, Incorporated, of Philadelphia, has recently explored new and innovative advertising and promotional avenues. A uniquely successful adventure to acquaint the public with the satisfaction of aeromodeling was the sponsorship of “Real Sporty,” a Formula I Racer. Designed and built by Paul Musso, a…
  2. First page of Stevens AeroModel
    3 pages Company

    Stevens AeroModel

    Company history

    Don DeLoach wrote the following, published in the About Us section of Model Aviation magazine, March 2013 issue. About Us: Stevens AeroModel As a 10-year-old son of a military officer, Bill Stevens had no idea he’d someday be the owner of an electric RC kit manufacturing company. He began flying at that age with Cox plastic CL ARFs sporting the…