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![]() Well, whilst we are at it on the 'First glider - no gel coat' lets have a little competition... What is the most beautiful glider in the following classes? 1. Club 2. Standard 3. 15/18m 4. Open To get things going, my personal opinions would be: 1. Club - Libelle 2. Standard - ASW 28 3. 15/18m - Ventus 2a 4. Open - ASH25 Bar the Libelle, these are all fairly modern, so lets see some of the older ships! JR |
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![]() Jono Richards wrote: Well, whilst we are at it on the 'First glider - no gel coat' lets have a little competition... What is the most beautiful glider in the following classes? 1. Club 2. Standard 3. 15/18m 4. Open To get things going, my personal opinions would be: 1. Club - Libelle 2. Standard - ASW 28 3. 15/18m - Ventus 2a 4. Open - ASH25 Bar the Libelle, these are all fairly modern, so lets see some of the older ships! JR Universally correct answer: Whatever I'm lucky enough to be flying now. Otherwise for me ASW-27 UH |
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You should add another catagory:
5. World Class In my opinion, the most beautiful World Class glider is the PW-5. |
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ASW 22 or Nimbus 3 in Open
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How about a "home built" category?
http://www.soaridaho.com/Schreder/HP-14/N14LH/N14LH.htm http://www.soaridaho.com/Schreder/St...iors/Udo_2.jpg Wayne HP-14 N990 "6F" http://www.soaridaho.com/ |
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LS1-d 2. Standard LS1-d 3. 15/18m ASW-20 4. Open LS1-d (Yes, there is a pattern here) Ok, so I'm biased. But the LS1c/d is a beautiful design. Nice and long fuselage (I think about a couple of feet longer than newer stuff) and a beautiful small stabilator with swept leading edge that looks much nicer than the fat stabilator on the Std Cirrus. Also, nice planform of the wings. No winglets required to improve on sexiness of this ship. Ray Lovinggood Carrboro, North Carolina, USa LS1-d 'W8' |
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That would be another catagory: 6. Runners up to World Class
Since the entire point of the World Class is to protect the PW-5 from unfair competition, your vote is disqualified. |
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The Schleicher K-6E gets my vote, but then I am biased. It was my
first glider. Kinda like your first car, you will always look loveningly at one. On 10 Feb 2006 19:44:32 GMT, Jono Richards wrote: Well, whilst we are at it on the 'First glider - no gel coat' lets have a little competition... What is the most beautiful glider in the following classes? 1. Club 2. Standard 3. 15/18m 4. Open To get things going, my personal opinions would be: 1. Club - Libelle 2. Standard - ASW 28 3. 15/18m - Ventus 2a 4. Open - ASH25 Bar the Libelle, these are all fairly modern, so lets see some of the older ships! JR |
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Ok, I'll play:
Club: ASW-19 - sexiest fuselage ever. Std: Discus 2 - cool wings! 15M: LS6 (yeah, I know...) Open: ASH-25 Oh man it defines TINSFOS. Kirk no prize for figuring out what I fly... |
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