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  1. Rik

    Minimum plywood skin thickness

    Hi Highspeed, I've recently built (2010) a Taylor Titch JT2 with a covering of 1/16" birch ply and open four bays on the outboard wing tips. She is fantasticly strong and puts up with my fastish 170 knot dashes around the local area. all the ply sections are scalf jointed at 45 degrees, steemed...
  2. taken at Half penny Green 2011 on my first X country 80 mile trip to see my mates Titch.

    taken at Half penny Green 2011 on my first X country 80 mile trip to see my mates Titch.

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  3. first flight after taxi trials 2010.

    first flight after taxi trials 2010.

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  4. Air 2 Air on the way to my first fly-in at sywell 2010.

    Air 2 Air on the way to my first fly-in at sywell 2010.

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  5. Air 2 Air on the way to my first fly-in at sywell 2010.

    Air 2 Air on the way to my first fly-in at sywell 2010.

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  6. Rik

    G-TICH flies

    G-TICH was a piece of beech and a bit of ply sat on a shelf eight years ago and now its lots of bits of ply and ash frames wrapped up in a Ceconite jacket and flying. The Taylor JT2 Titch was designed by John Taylor in the mid 1960's as a Formula One Midget Racer, with a + & -9 G spar loading...
  7. titch feb 2010 004

    titch feb 2010 004

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  8. titch feb 2010 009

    titch feb 2010 009

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  9. G-tich

    G-tich

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