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Mid-wing Demoiselle

Thread starter Autodidact
Start date Aug 26, 2017

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Autodidact

Well-Known Member

Aug 26, 2017

Just an idea: turn the triangular truss upside-down and attach the wings to the now-top longerons. It could be very bare bones with single surface wings like the original Demoiselle and some modern ULs, or covered and faired with more modern wings like the RAE Hurricane or the Buhl Bull Pup. It would be interesting to see how the truss fittings can be designed - of course they could be just like the original, or...

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