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12 June 2006, 01:24 PM
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Nieuport 17 Construction Technique
Hello All,
I've been looking at the Nieuport 17 construction techniques and have come up a bit short on how the forward fuselage outer shell was built up. It appears from what I've been able to research that it was made using a wood strip layup over a form. I would appreciate any help in nailing down the exact technique. -Gil |
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13 June 2006, 12:19 PM
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You may find more information on the tulip wood fairings at;
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