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    About the " church midwing" racer of the 30'

    Mr Chilton, you know much more than me about it! I was just trying to find basic drawings of the Church midwing, only to decide if I use the "Ragwing" version, or if I can find some data about the genuine midwing, enough to start a replica. mostly the dimensions and general drawing. As you...
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    About the " church midwing" racer of the 30'

    I was talking of the ragwing version. i didn't know about replicas of the original bird. Could be fine for me. I look for a project with a good classic look,( not for racing, obviously.) The genuine one was great. Actuallly, I live in france, so I'm not familiar with EAA publications...
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    About the " church midwing" racer of the 30'

    I would like to know if someone uilt or flies the little bird from " ragwing" planes, designed after the church midwing ? ( or similar name) I just saw a picture of it, and I am interested in making a replica. any hints? I am mainly interested in the flight caracteristics of it. The...
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    1/2 scale wood, foam, fibreglass VW engine WAR BIRDS -

    Hi. Nice collection of machines! i have spent a part of evening yesterday, reviewing all infos I had about the WAR kits. There is a real worry about the max weight and balance, they must be checked very carefully, The construction makes it a bit heavy, espacially when people put too much...
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    1/2 scale wood, foam, fibreglass VW engine WAR BIRDS -

    these WAR kits were popular around 1995. they have been tested and commented in the book " design of the aeroplane, " by D. Stinton, a test pilot at the RAF test site. It said although they are basically OK, the scaling makes them extremely touchy and sensitive, and that any pilot should be...
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    GP-4 Experts

    Are you familiar with taildraggers, or just decided to choose this option? It is tricky with such big power and the rudder is very small on this one....
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