Name That Glider

[sisu1a]

Anybody know what kind of glider is in this pic?
http://picasaweb.google.com/104195682308066635043/Szeged2010WGCVisitor#5501525495077532370

#46 of this set: http://picasaweb.google.com/104195682308066635043/Szeged2010WGCVisitor#

The only ships I know of with dihedral on the T-tail is the Adastra
the D-36/ASW12 and the Lark. I'm sure there are others in the vintage
group, but not anything modern that I know of. Contest #10 at Szeged
is the LS-10 Vladimir Folton is flying for Slovakia. Wingtip looks
correct for a 10, but that tailplane... is it an LS 10 with a custom/
experimental tailplane -or- that modded D-36 maybe?

-Paul

[[email protected]]

On Aug 4, 1:13*pm, sisu1a > wrote:
> Anybody know what kind of glider is in this pic?http://picasaweb.google.com/104195682308066635043/Szeged2010WGCVisito...
>
> #46 of this set:http://picasaweb.google.com/104195682308066635043/Szeged2010WGCVisitor#
>
> The only ships I know of with dihedral on the T-tail is the Adastra
> the D-36/ASW12 and the Lark. I'm sure there are others in the vintage
> group, but not anything modern that I know of. Contest #10 at Szeged
> is the LS-10 Vladimir Folton is flying for Slovakia. Wingtip looks
> correct for a 10, but that tailplane... is it an LS 10 with a custom/
> experimental tailplane -or- that modded D-36 maybe?
>
> -Paul

It's an illusion caused by wing behind tail in photo.
D-36 and ASW-12 had no dihedral in stab.
UH

[sisu1a]

> It's an illusion caused by wing behind tail in photo.
> D-36 and ASW-12 had no dihedral in stab.
> UH

*rubs eyes and looks at pic again* Ohhh... heh, right.

*googles pics of 36's & 12's* Ohhh... .

*puts hands in pockets, kicks rock*

-p

[Evan Ludeman[_2_]]

On Aug 4, 1:13*pm, sisu1a > wrote:
> Anybody know what kind of glider is in this pic?

One clue would be that little red "DG" sticker :-)

-T8

[Peter Scholz[_2_]]

Am 04.08.2010 19:51, Evan Ludeman wrote:
> On Aug 4, 1:13 pm, sisu1a > wrote:
>> Anybody know what kind of glider is in this pic?
>
> One clue would be that little red "DG" sticker :-)
>
> -T8

I 'm pretty sure it's an LS10

--
Peter Scholz
ASW24 JE

[Ventus_a]

On Aug 4, 1:13*pm, sisu1a wrote:
Anybody know what kind of glider is in this pic?http://picasaweb.google.com/104195682308066635043/Szeged2010WGCVisito...

#46 of this set:http://picasaweb.google.com/104195682308066635043/Szeged2010WGCVisitor#

The only ships I know of with dihedral on the T-tail is the Adastra
the D-36/ASW12 and the Lark. I'm sure there are others in the vintage
group, but not anything modern that I know of. Contest #10 at Szeged
is the LS-10 Vladimir Folton is flying for Slovakia. Wingtip looks
correct for a 10, but that tailplane... is it an LS 10 with a custom/
experimental tailplane -or- that modded D-36 maybe?

-Paul

It's an illusion caused by wing behind tail in photo.
D-36 and ASW-12 had no dihedral in stab.
UH

Photo 56 in the series shows the glider from the other side and no dihedral to be seen on the tailplane

Regards
GNL

[Stephen Thomas]

On Aug 4, 9:04*pm, Peter Scholz >
wrote:
> Am 04.08.2010 19:51, Evan Ludeman wrote:
>
> > On Aug 4, 1:13 pm, sisu1a > wrote:
> >> Anybody know what kind of glider is in this pic?
>
> > One clue would be that little red "DG" sticker :-)
>
> > -T8
>
> I 'm pretty sure it's an LS10
>
> --
> Peter Scholz
> ASW24 JE

IS-28-B2 for sure!!
One to be seen at Magalies GC [or used to be!]

[John Smith]

>>>> Anybody know what kind of glider is in this pic?

>>> One clue would be that little red "DG" sticker :-)

>> I 'm pretty sure it's an LS10

> IS-28-B2 for sure!!

Funny that nobody so far had the idea to just look at the home page of
the WGC Szeged. :-)

And the winner is... (Hint: incidentally or not, the contest sign
happens to have a meaning.)

[guy]

You guys would not very good forensic image analysts.
What looks like dihedral in the tailplane of the LS-10 is the wing of
the plane in the background.
Guy

[John Bojack J4]

That LS plane "10" in the picture actually looks like an 18m LS-6. The wingtips are smaller, and the fuselage landing gear is not the larger sized wheel used on the 10.

My guess, and LS-6c18w

[Pete Startup[_2_]]

At 02:13 06 August 2015, John Bojack J4 wrote:
>That LS plane "10" in the picture actually looks like an 18m LS-6. The
>wingtips are smaller, and the fuselage landing gear is not the larger
sized
>wheel used on the 10.
>
>My guess, and LS-6c18w

Just Google OM-1010 and Airliners.net shows several pics - it's an LS10.
The DG logo wasn't the only clue on the fin!
>

[Pete Startup[_2_]]

At 02:13 06 August 2015, John Bojack J4 wrote:
>That LS plane "10" in the picture actually looks like an 18m LS-6. The
>wingtips are smaller, and the fuselage landing gear is not the larger
sized
>wheel used on the 10.
>
>My guess, and LS-6c18w

Just Google OM-1010 and Airliners.net shows several pics - it's an LS10.
The DG logo wasn't the only clue on the fin!
>