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Old 03-06-2013, 11:16 AM
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Slingsby T-21b British two-seater glider - PC 4/2006

Model made ​​in 2010. Relationship from construction.

Slingsby T-21b British two-seater glider - PC 4/2006-slingsby-t21b-00.jpg

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In flight:

Slingsby T-21b British two-seater glider - PC 4/2006-slingsby-t21b-01.jpg Slingsby T-21b British two-seater glider - PC 4/2006-slingsby-t21b-02.jpg

In front of hangar:

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In hangar:

Slingsby T-21b British two-seater glider - PC 4/2006-slingsby-t21b-11.jpg Slingsby T-21b British two-seater glider - PC 4/2006-slingsby-t21b-12.jpg Slingsby T-21b British two-seater glider - PC 4/2006-slingsby-t21b-13.jpg Slingsby T-21b British two-seater glider - PC 4/2006-slingsby-t21b-14.jpg Slingsby T-21b British two-seater glider - PC 4/2006-slingsby-t21b-15.jpg

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Third place in the competition:

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Old 03-06-2013, 11:19 AM
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Nice model - thanks for sharing.

Little tip for anyone. If you see one of these being put together, walk away. The wings are really heavy!

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Old 03-06-2013, 12:55 PM
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If you see one of these being put together, walk away. The wings are really heavy!
Tim, I'm sorry, but I don't understand exactly.
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Tim, I'm sorry, but I don't understand exactly.
These vintage gliders are stored in parts. And some assembly is required before use.

The wings are very heavy and have to be lifted to quite a height to slot together. The first wing is quite easy, it's the second that's a real pain.

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That said they are nice to fly in ( i was only a passenger)

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Old 03-06-2013, 02:36 PM
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Now I understand. It's the same with Heron (SZD-10 Czapla). It is difficult to disassemble and reassemble even harder. I have more then 10 flight-hours on Heron as pupil-pilot.

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Old 03-06-2013, 02:58 PM
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Nicely built Tutor! I have that model burning up hard drive space. I've been tempted to print it and make it into a flying model. You certainly did a great job on yours, especially the airfoil shape on the wings. They are very smooth and probably would fly quite nicely if weighted properly.
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... especially the airfoil shape on the wings. They are very smooth and probably would fly quite nicely if weighted properly.
Willy, thank you. I think that this model would fly very well but there is not weight balance.

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Great looking build.....Rich
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