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GMAC offers members some of the best model flying facilities in Australia including covered and powered pitts area. Our field and facilities are among the best in the world and allow our members to pursue and enjoy a wide range of interests in model flight.
GMAC accommodates both casual fun flyers, more advanced pilots and competition FAI flyers. Our members fly anything and everything, from simple foamies and self built contraptions, multi-rotors, helicopters through to a wide range of airplanes (trainers, aerobatic, gliders, scale) and jets (EDF and turbine).

KDMAS welcomes new or experienced pilots, young or old.
We provide advice on selecting and assembling your first model and free instruction to new members to help you to gain your " Wings "
We also have a Control Line Model flying area at our field.
If you wish to visit our club enter via the Golf Course road and go through the boom gate. ( entry code 8893}

Ararat & District Aeromodellers Club
Our club welcomes all types of model aircraft.
We fly most Wednesday's and Sunday's.
Our club is open to new members
Facilities include 300m strip, club rooms, clean toilets.
Great club and great place to fly.

Small RC Model Plane Club on the Mornington Peninsula, Tootgarook
"Our slice of Heaven"
Enter via Truemans Rd and keep Right.
Various radio controlled model aircraft.
Two long grassed runways NS & EW
Located near housing so noise levels are sensitive.

The club is a long, established Melbourne based radio control model aircraft club, born in the early eighties by a small group of modelers who simply wanted to enjoy each other’s company whilst pursuing their common interest of flying model aircraft, free to explore the different facets of the hobby without the pressures of competition.

This objective is unchanged today and we pride ourselves on our tradition of training new members and introducing them to the same pleasures of building and flying their own aircraft that we enjoy.

We are therefore by definition a “sport and training club” but at its heart we do what we do because we just get joy from seeing our creations fly and the ability to control our creations from a hand-held magic box is still wondrous.
We see no need to prove you can fly faster, higher, better or more accurately than the next person-we maintain our enthusiasm without competition.
This is not to say our organization discourages members challenging themselves to improve their flying skills or tackle a difficult project; quite the opposite. The beauty of the way we operate is that all members have the entire skill and experience base of the club freely available at call to help them achieve their objective and goals.

To see a beginner go “solo” or to witness the successful maiden flight of a new creation brings great pleasure to all and these events are much celebrated.
Our club generates interest in a wide variety of model types from gliders, electric, scale and many others although we do not encourage the development of special interest or splinter groups.

Our common interest creates enduring camaraderie within the organization, strong friendships are made and the social aspects of discussing events and experiences are as important to most members as the flying aspects of the club.

Our “statement of purpose” is well summarized in our constitution which reads; “The objects of the club are to foster and promote the art of radio control model aircraft, to organize and encourage good will to all that become associated with the club, and to develop the construction and flying skills of its members”.

If the above appeals to you, then SEMAC will be the club for you.

Small Country Radio Controlled Aircraft Club, moved to this site in March 2023 Rebuilding after move with Some now very nice club facilities, Open 24/7, but! No flying on Total Fire Ban Days!
Camping available on request, requires MAAA Subscription to allow flying to take place.

A small and friendly country club located at Lake Narracan near Newborough in Gippsland. We have a 120mt x 50mt grass strip and a small concrete strip for small models to take off from. We fly a range of scale models, sports models, trainers, gliders and foamies with the odd Helicopter & Drone making an appearance.
The Club has 4 VMAA instructors and 2 Heavy Model Inspectors within the membership.
We fly on Thursday, Saturday & Sunday mornings but members can fly at anytime. A key to the gate at the Lake Narracan Caravan Park in required for entry. If the gate is open someone will be flying.

A group of friendly Aeromodellers who fly from the centre of the Camperdown Racecourse. Plenty of room to fly all types of RC Model Aircraft

Whether you're just starting or have been flying for years, Doncaster Aeromodellers' Club welcomes everyone—from Juniors to our most experienced Seniors! Located in beautiful Bulleen Park, just 13 km east of the city, we’re dedicated to sharing the thrill of aeromodelling with the community. With expert guidance, a supportive environment, and top-notch facilities, there's no better place to learn to fly!

Training sessions are typically held on Saturday afternoons. For more details, visit our website: www.dac.org.au

Contact us via DAC website contact form (https://www.dac.org.au/?p=contact_us)

The Twin Cities Model Aero Club (TCMAC) has proudly served the Albury-Wodonga area’s aero modelling community for over fifty years, welcoming enthusiasts of all ages and backgrounds. Located just north of Albury, our facility offers three runways, a dedicated electric and free-flight area, and an impressive 80 meter concrete and grass circles for control line models. Equipped with a clubhouse, shade, and amenities, TCMAC provides a top-notch experience for hobbyists, fostering a vibrant community bound by the love of model aviation. Join us to soar to new heights!