Event

By Fred Cronenwett

Welcome to the 2022 Control Line (CL) Scale Nationals. This event is where a model is built to look and fly like the full-scale version. The models are judged on Friday (July 15) for the static points and then flown on Saturday and Sunday for the flying points. The challenge is making a model that looks and flies like the full-size version.

By Stan Alexander          

Well, the weather looks great for this week. Contestants are on their way to the Nats, hoping for a little practice before it starts. The grass on Site 4 where we will be flying is in good shape, but it could be hard from the lack of rain. I’m in hopes that the grounds crew will take care of that with the watering system. 

By Amanda Darling

What a week! The weather was amazing. Friday, July 1, brought sunshine and wind for the final day of the 2022 RC Scale Aerobatics Nats.

By Amanda Darling

Thursday, June 30, started out beautiful for the third day of the 2022 RC Scale Aerobatics Nats. The wind picked up slightly out of the south southwest. The first airplane took off at 8:30 a.m., and the day progressed quickly.

Wednesday, June 29, was another beautiful day at the IMAC Nats! The sun shined once again on Muncie! Whoever ordered the weather, keep on ordering it—low temps, a light breeze, and plenty of blue sky.

By Amanda Darling

On day 1, we could not have asked for better weather—sunshine, no clouds, and a light breeze.

By Amanda Darling

The RC Scale Aerobatics (IMAC) Nats 2022 started off with a sunny day with mild wind and lots of practice.

By Don DeLoach

Official flying wrapped up for the lightweight events (F1D, HLS, Intermediate Stick, ROG Stick, Cabin, F1R, Helicopter, Ornithopter, F1L, and Easy B) on Friday, May 27, at 9 p.m.

By Don DeLoach
Day Four at Round Valley Dome … more terrific flying by the best Indoor fliers in the US and beyond.

By Don DeLoach

Day three at the Indoor Nats started with the arrival of a bunch of additional entries. The contestant count is now up to 45.