Spacebound (oz9458)
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Spacebound. Control line stunt model.
Quote: "DEVELOPED through three models Spacebound has its lines drawn from Spacehound (oz1826) the large Russian stunter in Aeromodeller Plans Service. A prime design consideration was a light wing loading and for this reason its 33-1/2in span wing has 200 square inches of area for an all up weight of only 13 ounces with a PAW 1.49cc engine. To obtain this sort of weight wing ribs must be lightened, and be very careful when selecting the wood, bearing in mind the function of each section of the model that the wood is required for. Flying performance leaves little to be desired with smoothness a notable feature, though it still performs 'squares' and 'triangles' with ease. Of course, it has limitations, as being lightly loaded it is best not to fly in anything stronger than a moderate breeze, and secondly it was not designed as a crashproof brick, so make sure the ground does not come up and hit it, or something like that! Any 1.5cc engine should give a sprightly performance and the wheel spats are an optional extra for those who want a sleeker model..."
Spacebound, Aeromodeller, August 1966.
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(oz9458)
Spacebound
by M Constant
from Aeromodeller
August 1966
34in span
IC C/L
clean :)
all formers complete :)
got article :) -
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