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Karl-Georg Krafft

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    I designed them that way so their sharp trailing edge matches the angle of the swept back rudder hinge line.
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    Yes, that's the way I want them to be.
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    Based on the "Hypersnipe" published in an old Model Airplane News (Dec 85). Powered by OS 40 fs and with a span of 55 inches. Not yet flown ( all airfields closed).
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    Didn`t know that there is any interest in cl models.So, here`s my Laird LC-DE racer that flew its first scale contest last year . Spans 1300mm and is powered by a Saito 56. Throttle control via servo tester and insulated flying lines. Karl-Georg
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    Made the first flights with my latest creation this week. It`s basically a Peter Miller`s Peggy Sue ; I only designed a different fuselage for this shoulder-wing version.Powered by a OS 40 Surpass it flies beautifully. Karl-Georg
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    Made the first flights with my latest creation this week. It`s basically a Peter Miller`s Peggy Sue ; I only designed a different fuselage for this shoulder-wing version.Powered by a OS 40 Surpass it flies beautifully. Karl-Georg
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    Hi kooka, maybe I can help to clarify this. As a german history teacher I want to put two things right. German history between 1933 and 1945 is taught very intensively in every german school. On the other hand no student must visit a concentration camp, it is a completely optional decision of schools, students and their parents. Karl-Georg
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    Here is my version of an Ugly Twin. Two OS 20 FP and a span of 56 inches.A fine flier. If you don`t want an ugly plane but a real beauty - google Mark Rittinger`s Super Sportwin. Karl-Georg
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