Parlor Midget (oz12711)
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Parlor Midget. Indoor rubber sport model.
Quote: "Parlor Midget, by HA Thomas.
CEMENT soft balsa sheets edge to edge and trace full-size patterns. After trimming to outline, sand smoothly and thin the tips and trailing edges, rounding entering edges. Center line is scored, one half propped up and cemented, for dihedral. Later, add motor stick, lower skid and rudder.
Soft prop block is trimmed to outlines, carved and sanded. Check balance then add shaft (all wire parts bent from steel straight pins); cement thrust bearing and rear hook to body. Install prop with washer and one loop, 1/8 in flat T-56 rubber for a starter. Smooth glide may require nose ballast, slight warp of tips and tail."
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(oz12711)
Parlor Midget
by HA Thomas
from Air Trails Annual
1951
10in span
Rubber F/F
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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