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K-Rigg

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Location
Round Rock TX
while visiting the local WW2 glider museum here in Lubbock tx, i was looking at the CG4, and where they would need access covers to inspect things like the rear control horns in the tail, they used two zippers so that when the zippers were un zip, it allowed the access to these areas.

Just thinking this would be a good thing to share.



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