Name That Glider

Anybody know what kind of glider is in this pic?
http://picasaweb.google.com/10419568...25495077532370

#46 of this set: http://picasaweb.google.com/10419568...010WGCVisitor#

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

On Aug 4, 1:13*pm, sisu1a wrote:
Anybody know what kind of glider is in this pic?http://picasaweb.google.com/10419568...d2010WGCVisito...

#46 of this set:http://picasaweb.google.com/10419568...010WGCVisitor#

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

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

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

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

Originally Posted by

On Aug 4, 1:13*pm, sisu1a wrote:
Anybody know what kind of glider is in this pic?http://picasaweb.google.com/10419568...d2010WGCVisito...

#46 of this set:http://picasaweb.google.com/10419568...010WGCVisitor#

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

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!]

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.)

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

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