Modele Espagnol (oz14066)

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Modele Espagnol (oz14066) by Salvador Baguena 1949 - plan thumbnail

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Modele Espagnol. Free flight towline glider model.

Quote: "Un Modele Espagnol. Le Planeur de Salvadore Baguena de Barcelone."

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Update 21/9/2022: This design was also published in the 1949 Aeromodeller Annual, see Don Quixote (oz14084). Many thanks to Simon Rogers for help with this.

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  • (oz14066)
    Modele Espagnol
    by Salvador Baguena
    from MRA
    March 1949 
    33in span
    Glider F/F
    clean :)
    all formers complete :)
  • Submitted: 17/08/2022
    Filesize: 318KB
    Format: • PDFbitmap
    Credit*: OlivierAubard
    Downloads: 338

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No name, no year? Olivier, you are falling behind :) All right, this is an MRA plan, the overlays are modest enough but it is a small model anyway.
There was a war on, and, as it wasn't enough, an exploitative (at best) Occupation, so we further generations should be happy for any plans at all from those dark times. This had to go on for some time, the Marshall Plan hadn't given much thought to the modelling industry. So when we grumble about confusing plans we should give a thought for those who kept the spirit alive.
Miguel - 12/09/2022
March 1949....
;-)
Mra 121
Olivier - 12/09/2022
Got it, thanks, have added the date now.
SteveWMD - 12/09/2022
sorry not to be dense but what does MRA stand for and what country did the plan come from
Mark - 13/09/2022
Model Reduit d'Avion. French
pmw - 13/09/2022
MRA stands for model airplane and MRA was a French magazine that disappeared relatively recently. She is part of the Larivière group and is now associated with the review Model Magazine...
Olivier - 13/09/2022
Hi Mark, density is one of my most endearing traits :) MRA is short for Modèle Réduit d'Avion (small aircraft models) was a French magazine that lasted for decades, until it was fused with Modèle Magazine a couple of years ago. You'll be able to find a few at www.rclibrary.co.uk and other places. Happy Landings!
Miguel - 13/09/2022
ta muchly
Mark - 14/09/2022
l like the shape of it so planning on a 1400mm version with 2 ch control for my next build, there's no diheadral or spar shown but will sort that out
Mark - 14/09/2022
"...but will sort that out." I see an old hand here. Typically, people whine about the lack of this or that, but it seems to be the same since the first ARF hit the shop some six decades ago.
Damn, am I grumpy today :))
Miguel - 15/09/2022
This plan was also published in the 1949 Aeromodeller annual as the Don Quixote, the Aeromodeller plan is much clearer and shows details such as the wing dihedral brace. I built one about 8 years ago but I can't remember much about it or even if it flew, the old grey cells are not as good as they used to be.
Simon Rogers - 17/09/2022
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