37in Wing Span Glider (oz3303)
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37in Wing Span Glider. Free flight model.
Quote: "Here is an early one... a '37in span Glider' scanned from The Model Aeroplane Constructor, Sept 1937. Originally published in Le Modele Reduit Davion... Note the inverted Clark Y stab section... Enjoy!"
Note the World Record Glider (oz11423) design by Robert File was first published in MAN Feb 1935. This here is a later clone/copy of that design. For more on the story, see Pit's supplement article_2 on the World Record Glider (oz11423) listing page.
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(oz3303)
37in Wing Span Glider
from Model Aeroplane Constructor
September 1937
37in span
Glider F/F
clean :)
all formers complete :)
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Found online 10/09/2012 at:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showpost.php?p=22622119...
Filesize: 342KB
Format: • PDFbitmap
Credit*: Gluehand, pd1
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Originally from MAN feb-1935, it was renamed VT-1 By Uberto Travagli of Aviominima (Roma) in magazine L'Aquilone 1938 and after war kitted as "Eoletto" and then a lightly modified (cabin) was commercialized by Movo under the name of M-27. In 1997 it was doublesized for RC and full size plan was enclosed in Modellismo magazine of Edimodel. Very unusual is the inverted lifting tailplane otherways it won't fly!Pit - 29/12/2016
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