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3 July 2005, 06:38 PM
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Prefabricated solid balsa wings
Aerobalsa (www.aerobalsa.com) is marketing prefabricated solid balsa wings and autogyro blades. The largest of these is 2-3/4" x 36". Some have laminated bassword leading edges for durability. Since most WWI planes had constant chord wings, these might speed the construction of small flying models of such planes.
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An interesting product that might have some applications as replacement parts, or just fiddling around with design ideas. Thanks for the link!
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