Project HLG: Flash (oz15663)
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Project HLG: Flash. Hand launch glider model.
Note the article 'Project HLG' in July 1970 FM included plans for 3 different models. The Flash appeared alongside the Zing Machine (oz15661) and the US Kid (oz15662) all in the same article.
Quote: "I chose a 17 inch wing rather than my usual 18 to 20, because I wanted to present an airplane most of you readers could adapt to, I also wanted to emphasize climb altitude on the knowledge that thermals flare out the higher they go. I am quite fond of thermals, aren't you? The straight leading edge is best for outdoor gliders, which must compromise more than an indoor, where sweep is best..."
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For complete article, see Project HLG: Zing Machine (oz15661)
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(oz15663)
Project HLG: Flash
by Dick Mathis
from Flying Models
July 1970
17in span
Glider F/F
clean :)
all formers complete :)
got article :) -
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