Concentration shows on the face of this student during the construction of a Delta Dart supplied by the MAAQ

 These rubber powered models were provided free to the Bollon State School as part of an educational program

  run by the MAAQ.

 All that is required to assemble is a cutting knife, pins, fast drying glue and a building board such as a stiff piece of

 cardboard.  

 Once built they can be flown indoors or out doors if the conditions are calm.

 They are provided to schools and other organizations where children can be taught in small groups.

 In conjunction with the building of these models students are taught the fundamentals of flight from the drawings      

 of Leonardo da Vinci to present day aircraft.

 Each State has an Education officer who's task it is to over see the running of these programs.

 Any clubs wishing to participate should contact the State Secretary for advice as to who to contact.

 Many thousands of young people have been introduced to the sport of Aero Modeling over the years with the

 construction and flying of these small Model Aircraft, not only in Australia, but in other countries too.

 The kits are supplied by Aero Modeling Association of America to the MAAA for distribution to all States.

 A booklet used as a teaching aid can be down loaded from this Web Site by going to the Club Help page.