All Pro Dads Program

Learn how AMA Executive Vice President Randy Cameron has used the "All Pro Dads" program to introduce his son's classmates to model aviation.

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2015 Science Olympiad High School Challenge: How to Build the Wright Stuff Free-Flight Model
Do you need some tips on making your Wright Stuff Free-Flight Model soar in the 2015 Science Olympiad High School Challenge? We're here to show you how with our assembly, weighing and motor tips and tricks.
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2015 Science Olympiad Middle School Challenge: How to Build a Catapult-Launch Glider
Do you need some tips on making your catapult-glider soar in the 2015 Science Olympiad? We're here to show you how with wing and fuselage modifications!
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Build Your Own Wind Tube and Discover the Power of Air!
DOWNLOAD our instructions to build your own wind tube! Wind tubes are a fun tool to help participants explore the movement of air, providing an opportunity to improve flight performance on a small scale.
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Hold Your Own Pylon Races!
DOWNLOAD our instructions on how to hold your own Jetstream pylon races using everyday materials.
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AMA Flight School Coloring Activity
DOWNLOAD the AMA Flight School Coloring Activity! Characters based on the online Flight School Activities.
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Build a Wing Washout Jig
The Fly RC Staff from Fly RC Magazine explain how to build a wing washout jig.
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Building a Simple Storage Solution
Do you own a lot of RC airplanes, but do not know where to store them? In this article from Fly RC Magazine, Tony Phalen explains how to build a storage rack for your model airplanes.
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Control Line (CL) model aviation can trace its roots back to the early tethered experiments of Victor Tatin, whose compressed-air powered model was flown round-the-pole in 1879. In the 1920s and 1930s aeromodelers began to take this a step further and actually try and control their whip and powered aircraft in flight. Learn more here!

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