We want to hear about what you collect and why. Email Cindy Hval at dchval@juno.com or call Kimberly Lusk at (509) 459-5457. A wooden box in Harold Young’s workshop holds the genesis of his collection ...

The skies will be filled above the Roberts Farm Sunday as dozens of antique planes are expected to fly in for an exhibition and safety seminar. If weather permits, said Joseph Roberts, organizer of ...

In 1925, Cole Palen was born outside the Town of Poughkeepsie and early on, developed an intense interest in aviation. Initially building free-flight model airplanes, Palen enrolled in the Roosevelt ...

BEING situated on the banks of the River Thames is an advantage to Richmond in many ways and according to Ron Knight, it is responsible for this area having a rich history. And he should know, Ron has ...

Six decades after the 220 Ford Trimotor aircraft was built for the first commercial flight, one “Tin Goose” is still flying out of Titusville. Classic Air Tours Inc., based at the Space Center ...

It's unique that a child can build a model of something, then walk a few feet from the classroom and be able to see the life-sized version of the model. Every first Saturday of the month at the Pima ...

NEW YORK (AP) — In America, businessmen shake hands. In Japan, they bow. But all over the world airline executives engage in a greeting that is all their own: the exchange of model airplanes. When ...

? What: Two celebrations of vintage vehicles are taking place this weekend at the Fort Vancouver National Site. ? When, where, cost: Northwest Antique Airplane Club Fly-In, Pearson Air Museum, 1115 E.

SHELTON -- It's a hobby that attracts both the young and the young at heart, but for some it's a nuisance that they feel borders on the dangerous. Several neighbors of the Stern's Farm on Birdseye ...

A model plane club will replicate the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight across part of North Lincolnshire's skyline. The Beelsby Model Flying Club, based just outside Waltham, is holding the event for ...

NASA researchers are literally holding the future of aerial monitoring in their hands — and it’s about 4 feet long. The agency is developing a new fleet of souped-up model airplanes that could be used ...