Such a Blanik was built in Lithuania by the current LAK factory for
airfoil testing. I have photos of it (not digital). There is a copy of
it in the Swedish book "Segelflyg" (written by me and a good friend). It
is a 600 page book on gliding for student pilots, unfortunately in Swedish.

I have seen photos of a real 4 place sailplane, but I need a good malt
and some good music to help remember where I have seen those photos.

Robert

cernauta wrote:
(Nyal Williams) wrote:


A friend keeps insisting that a 4-place glider was built at one time.
Can anyone verify, identify, or point to a picture?


Somebody built a 4 place glider with twin fuselages. It was based on
Blanik parts. A center section, two outside wings, two fuselages and
tails.
I believe it was built by a German Blanik repair station.

Aldo Cernezzi