3D wing loadings: a better way to scale models

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The use of three-dimensional wing loading techniques in designing and building model aircraft is an efficient method of distributing weight and determining wing area. Equations and conversions are provided for several model planes.

author: Renger, Larry
Models, Wings (Animal), Animal wings, Three-dimensional graphics, Three dimensional graphics

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Toucan: forward-swept, flying-wing slope soarer

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The Toucan is a streamlined flying-wing glider, readily built and easily flown. It demonstrates the best characteristics of the forward sweep while minimizing the disadvantages. Construction and flying tips are presented.

author: Renger, Larry

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Brown baggers don't only do lunch

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Brown wrapping paper is a good lightweight material for covering foam wing-cores. Step-by-step instructions for a paper covering or a paper and glass cloth combination are presented.

author: Renger, Larry

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subjects list: Methods, Design and construction, Models and modelmaking, Airplanes, Model, Model aircraft, Models (Toys)
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