• Model Clubs in Scotland (40)
    • Aberdeen & District Soarers
      Aberdeen & District Soarers was formed in 1978 by a group of model gliding enthusiasts. Main types of flying include thermal and slope soaring, gliding and electric flight. The Club meet at Calder Park, Redmoss, Aberdeen. Please visit the website for more details.
    • Aberdeen Aeromodellers
      Aberdeen AeroModellers Flying Club (AAMFC) encourages all forms of radio controlled model flying, both fixed wing and helicopter. We have approximately 100 members and one of the best, dedicated model flying sites in N.E of Scotland. If you are in the Aberdeen area, please feel free to come and visit us. Click here on how to find us. The Club was formed in the late 1930’s.
    • Alloa & District
      The Alloa Radio Flying club was formed in April 1970 with about 10 members when radio control of models was still a novelty and when many of the radio sets included the use of valves. At a later stage a field was rented near Coalsnaughton and after a number of years the club moved to the present site at Westhaugh, Alva.
    • Ayr & District Model Flyers
      We are a small group of aeromodellers with various interests that include fixed wing power, free flight, helicopters and control line. We have an excellent flying site located in the Carrick Hills in Ayrshire with beautiful views and scenery overlooking the South Ayrshire countryside. The flying site has no noise/flying restrictions. Beginners are always welcome and expert tuition is available from our experienced Instructors. The club trains and encourages novices to gain the SAA (Scottish Aeromodellers Association) bronze certificate in the SAA safety achievement scheme with the aim to fly solo without supervision. Above is a picture of our flying site.
    • Balbedie Aeromodelling Club
      Balbedie Aeromodelling Club was formed in October 2002 when a site at Balbedie Farm nr. Kinglassie, Fife , Scotland. became available. The site offers excellent facilities for flying models up to 20Kgms.
    • Blackridge & District
      Our Club was formed in 1976 with the goal of securing a permanent flying site where radio controlled model aircraft can be flown and to promote the sport of model aircraft building and flying in the area. The Club has developed an excellent flying site at Blackridge and is fortunate to have the support of West Lothian Council who give assistance with regular grass cutting and allow us to have a long term lease agreement on the site. Our flying site is situated to the north of the village of Blackridge in West Lothian, Scotland and is roughly halfway between the cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow, around 22 miles from each city centre with easy access from the M8 motorway.
    • Buchan Aeromodellers
      If you are in the Buchan area of Aberdeenshire, please feel free to come and visit us. New members and visitors are always welcome. Our main flying times are Saturday and Sunday afternoons but during the summer months you can find us there in the evenings as well. Flying stops at 9 pm.
    • Burns Country Flyers
      Formed in 2006, Burns Country Flyers is the newest model flying club in Ayrshire. We have a superb flying site near Tarbolton, and cater for most aspects of aeromodelling. With a membership of around thirty, we are happy to accept new members from all disciplines and abilities. We are a friendly and informal bunch and fly for FUN, but always with safety in mind. We hold competitions and fly-ins throughout the year; these are advertised on our excellent web site, and visitors are welcome to come and fly, with the usual proof of insurance. For further details, take a look at our web site!
    • Cairngorm Model Flying Club
      We are a small club located in the Cairngorms National Park in the Scottish Highlands. Our flying field is close to Aviemore. We fly both fixed wing models and helicopters from our beautiful field on the Rothiemurchus Estate. The local hills provide plenty of glider soaring slopes for the more energetic. We can fly waterplanes from nearby Loch Insh. We welcome visitors and would ask all visitors to first contact the chairman (details on the "Contact Us" page). He will be glad to assist you and will be able to advise you on how to find suitable accommodation if you fancy a flying (and/or family) holiday in the Cairngorms National Park.
    • Cathkin Model Flying Club
      Cathkin Model Flying Club has been on the go since the early seventies.
    • Clyde Valley Flyers
      Clyde Valley Flyers is a model aircraft club based in Renfrewshire, Scotland. Many of our members live in Paisley and surrounding areas, you will often find a few of us in Paisley Model Centre which is our local model shop. We fly all manner of radio control aircraft from gliders to jet powered airplanes and helicopters, we also fly control line airplanes and a even a big kite! Our membership includes a full range of ages, from the 'very young' right through to the 'not so very young' both male and female. Please see our website for more information.
    • Clyde View Model Helicopter Club
      Our club was founded 1994 to promote the construction and flying of model helicopters and to act solely as a family oriented Model Helicopter club. We have a wide range of members from complete novice to scale and 3D pilots. If you already fly model helicopters or are interested in finding out more about them, then you can contact us either by visiting us at the field , or by sending us an e-mail.
    • Cumbernauld Model Flying Club
      Cumbernauld Model Flying Club is one of the largest model flying clubs in Scotland. We have a membership of around 100 members which consists of both junior and senior members. The club was the first model flying club in Scotland to purchase its own flying site. We cater for both fixed wing and helicopter flying. Come and pay us a visit and you will see it is one of the friendliest clubs with unrivalled facilities. The field is available 7 days a week but the entrance gate should remain locked when no club members are present. No flying is permitted before 9am in recognition of our neighbours.
    • Dallachy Aeromodellers
      Our Mission To promote all aspects of aero-modeling. From building scale models to flying all types of model aircraft and helicopters
    • Dumbarton & District
      We are based in Dunbartonshire, Scotland. Our flying field is located on the Carman Moor between Cardross and Renton, just opposite the reservoir. Our club days are Sunday afternoons and Wednesday evenings (in the summer) but we have unlimited access to our site so there's usually some of us there all the time, especially when the weather's good. New members are very welcome and there are always plenty of experienced pilots willing to teach you to fly. So if you're thinking of taking up the sport, why not come along and visit us? We're always there on club days, regardless of the weather.
    • Dumfries Model Flying Club
      Like most model flying clubs, we're a bunch of guys (and girls!) who have a common interest in building and flying model aircraft. The catchment area for the club is quite large, this being a rural area and members range from absolute beginners to people like Steve Burgess (seen above), who is one of two national champions that the club can claim as it's "sons". Members participate in vitually every aspect of the hobby including i.c and electric power, gliding, R/C, free flight, indoor and helicopter "hovering". Whilst many members enjoy getting their creations into the air (and keeping them there!), some of us simply like to build. The club is there for everyone.
    • Dundee Model Aircraft Club
      Dundee Model Aircraft Club (D.M.A.C.) formed many moons ago and we have been based at the Ministry Of Defence Army Rifle Ranges & Camp at Barry-Buddon (Monifieth) ever since. For our world wide visitors, Monifieth is situated about 8 kilometers from Dundee, Scotland's fourth largest city.
    • East Fortune
      The Club was originally formed as the “Edinburgh & Lothians Radio Model Club”, changing to “East Fortune Aeromodellers” in 2002. The site on East Fortune Airfield is a portion of the original WWII perimeter track, which the nearby motorbike club have upgraded to form a competition-standard race track. The hard runway therefore has an immaculate surface. In 2003, mindful of ever-increasing safety requirements, the Club introduced restrictions on fixed-wing flying on Sundays while the nearby Sunday Market was open. Certain small-scale exemptions from these restrictions were made in 2005. East Fortune has a Clubhut with ample seating with a large viewing window facing the runway. The hut also has an anemometer, windsock, and a large collection of aeromodelling magazines.
    • East Kilbride Model Flying Club
      Our club caters for all standards of modeller, whither they are raw beginners or fully-fledged international competition flyers (we have some), and we can provide supervised training for the beginner flying Radio Control for the first time. We have our own trainer aircraft complete with “Buddy Box" system (Dual Control – similar to car driving training) and beginners are encouraged to reach the Bronze Standard of flying as covered by the rules set out in the SAA Safety Code.
    • Elgin & Moray Flyers
      Started in 2009 and based in Elgin, Morayshire. We are very fortunate to have the use of Milltown aerodrome, a disused airfield 4 miles from Elgin. Due to the unrestricted area around us and concrete take off areas we are able to fly anything from gliders to jets. We run weekly training nights in the spring and summer and organise regular fly-ins that any SAA member is welcome to attend. As our club has only recently formed our facilities are limited but with new members joining every month it will not be long before we are fully established. Anyone wishing to join or just in the area visiting can contact Nick on 01343 541025 for details. Milltown airfield can be found 2 miles from the A96 on the Lossiemouth road, please note access to the site is restricted to members or guests.
    • Falkirk Model Flying Club
      Over and above our normal flying activities the club runs two special flying events during the year. On the Wednesday evening nearest to mid-summer day we have our Midsummer Fly-in, and in August we have our main Summer Fly-in. During the winter months from October to March we have monthly club nights, at which we have speakers who cover a wide range of aviation and model related subjects. We have three trophies which are awarded each year. The John Harling and Brian Johnstone Trophies are for flying achievements at the fly-ins and the Peter Taylor Trophy is awarded at the last club night of the winter for the best model built over the preceding months. Members of the club are also encouraged to sit the various stages of the Scottish Aeromodellers Association Achievement Scheme.
    • Fife Soarers
      The new FIFE SOARERS SITE, for all glider pilots in the area who are interested in promoting the sport of model glider flying.
    • Forfar Model Flying Club
      Based in Forfar we have approximately 30 members flying radio controlled I.C. planes, electric planes and helicopters. We are all members of the SAA (Scottish Aeromodellers Association) and are more than happy to welcome anyone who wants to get involved with flying model aircraft. Details of out location can be seen on our website.
    • Forth Valley Soarers
      The FORTH VALLEY SOARERS model gliding club was formed in the 1970's to promote the sport of radio controlled slope soaring and thermal soaring. The club continues flying today at their home site in the Pentlands hills just south of Edinburgh, Scotland, and at sites across the whole of the United Kingdom. Its members also fly throughout Scotland competitively and for fun.
    • Garnock Valley MAC
    • Glasgow Barnstormers
      We are located 2 Miles from Loch Lomond on the A809 about half way between Milngavie and Drymen. We have an excellent field, which is well maintained with virtually no obstructions. There are no restrictions at the field, which can be used at any time seven days a week. We can accommodate most types of aircraft, including fixed wing, multi-engine, helicopters and gliders. We give free instruction to novice members, with the expectation that they will give instruction free to future novice members.
    • Glenluce and Gallowayflyers
      Glenluce and Galloway Flyers' was founded in October 2005 by Aeromodellers Richard Copeland, Douglas Gray and Alastair Young. This photo shows some of the members on the south to north runway. The flying site has been created by the members, on farmland near Glenluce, twelve miles east of Stranraer, renowned for its mild microclimate. Weather permitting, we fly our models as a club on Saturday from midmorning and on Wednesday evenings.
    • Glenrothes Aeromodelling Club
      Glenrothes Aeromodelling Club was founded in 1960 by a group of committed Aeromodellers. Their aim was to provide a place for individuals to pursue their interest in Aeromodelling in a safe, friendly and encouraging environment.
    • Greenock & District MAC
      mapWe are based approx. 3/4 mile past the whinhill golf course on the "Old Largs" Road. Follow the road on and we are 1/4 mile past the cattle grid on the right hand side. We are there most of the time when the sun is shining, but the official club days are Sundays, usually between 10.00am and 4.00pm also on Tuesday evenings between 3.00pm till dark.
    • Hamilton Radio Modelling
      Hamilton Radio Modelling Club was formed in 1991 and is predominantly concerned with Radio Controlled Fixed Wing flying (Aeroplanes), though some of our members also fly Helicopters. We have a large membership from a wide range of backgrounds and fly at our custom built site located between Larkhall and Blackwood (see the "Find Us" page for directions). We welcome new members and can provide training for beginers as well as advice on how to get started.
    • Inverurie & District Model Flying Club
    • Kinross Radio Model Flying Club
      Kinross Model Flying Club was formed in 1996 with the clear objectives of promoting and furthering activities in the field of model construction and flying. Although named "Kinross" Model Flying Club, our members also come from a wide area around Kinross including Dunfermline, Alloa, Kirkaldy, St Andrews and as far away as Perth and Dundee.
    • Lanark Aeromodelling Club
      Lanark Aeromodelling Club is situated at the old Lanark Racecourse site on the outskirts of the town.If you are interested in RC model flying we will be pleased to welcome you along.Visit our website for further details
    • Montrose Model Aero Club
      Normal Club Night is Friday, but we own our own hut and the land on which it stands. Each member can have their own key and can use the facilities at any time they wish. Fees: £33 for seniors and £22 for OAP. Juniors remain at £10. We offer two contact numbers:- Bob Russell, Chairman - tel:- 01674 810338 Len Nicholls, Secretary - tel:- 01674 678051
    • Motherwell and District MAC
    • Penicuik and District Model Flying Association
    • Ross-shire Model Flying
      Have you ever fancied having a go at Radio control Flying? If so why not get in touch, we are a friendly bunch who fly both aircraft and helicopters. Advice is free and we even have our own club training aircraft if you want to try before you buy.
    • Stranreaer & District Model Flying Club
      We fly out of Castle Kennedy Airfield, 3 miles from Stranraer on our 70x10.3mt tarmac runway which is adjacent to the SAA event runway also situated on the airfield. Our runway is capable of handeling the biggest club aircraft including Jets and Large Models with ease after reciently being widend. We welome new Members and visitors to our club. If you do intend to pay us a " flying " visit, please contact us in advance to let us know your coming as the exterior Airfield gates are kept locked at all times.
    • Warrix Flying Group
      Warrix Flying Group is a mixed club with members flying all manner of radio controlled models from fixed wing to gliders and helicopters. Our flying group is affiliated to the Scottish Aeromodellers Association (SAA) and all flyers must have achieved the SAA Bronze flying level in their chosen discipline to fly unsupervised at the site.
    • West Calder Aeromodellers
      he model aircraft flying club in central Scotland near Cobbinshaw, Tarbrax and Auchengray, just south of Livingston, West Lothian was set up in December 1998. The objectives were to provide good facilities, good training, good communications, and to provide the opportunity for people to get started. We have turned the site from a basic peat bog into the excellent site you see today. We continue to attract both highly skilled flyers as well as that important commodity: beginners. Please feel free to come along for a day's flying and check us out - you will be very welcome.
 

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