Doonie Glider (oz5634)
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Doonie Glider. Simple chuck glider model.
Quote: "We are presenting a rather small glider with flight characteristics next door to amazing. Because of its rather small size it is not beyond the reach of the builder whose supply of balsa is getting low. When flown with a catapult, which is explained later in the text, the original Doonie reached an altitude of nearly a hundred feet and had an exceptionally slow, floating glide..." Hi Steve - Here is Alfred Cleave's Doonie Glider from Model Airplane News magazine issue 01-44.
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Doonie Glider
by Alfred Cleave
from Model Airplane News
January 1944
11in span
Glider F/F
all formers complete :)
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Submitted: 04/06/2014
Filesize: 69KB
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