When the Douglas DC-3 debuted in 1935, it marked a milestone in commercial aviation. Suddenly, flying was popular and practical. Production ended just eleven years later, but the DC-3 lives on in this expertly engineered kit. If you've never built scale or flown a twin, it's a great introduction!. ...

Between the dark days of the Depression and WWII an aviation legend was born. The brainchild of E.A. "Eddie" Stinson, the SR-9 was a class act, a "looker" with style, yet designed to go the distance in powerful, practical performance. But more than a stylish aircraft with staying power, the SR-9 was...

Few fighter planes have ever been as agile as the Focke-Wulf Fw 190. Along with the Messerschmitt Bf 109, the Fw 190 formed the foundation of Luftwaffe air defense in World War II. Early prototypes proved the Focke-Wulf could hold its own against Allied aircraft like the P-47 Thunderbolt and the Spi...