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In the discussion thread: For The Year's End, My Friends: Aeroplane In A Bottle.... [View all]

Response to The Magistrate (Reply #11)

Sun Jan 1, 2012, 05:53 PM

HopeHoops (47,675 posts)

14. I would suspect the horizontal surfaces have more to do with the rolling.

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16 replies	Author	Time	Post
For The Year's End, My Friends: Aeroplane In A Bottle.... [View all]	The Magistrate	Jan 2012	OP
I have never seen one of these.	BiggJawn	Jan 2012	#1
I Expect You Are Right About That, Sir	The Magistrate	Jan 2012	#3
I don't t remember seeing one at the USAF museum	Major Nikon	Jan 2012	#7
I Believe, Major, The Smithsonian Has A G.IV	The Magistrate	Jan 2012	#9
I just checked the web site from the USAF museum	Major Nikon	Jan 2012	#15
My dear Magistrate!	CaliforniaPeggy	Jan 2012	#2
Thank You, Ma'am	The Magistrate	Jan 2012	#4
So, where is the bottle? :-) Astounding is inadequate for your art!	RushIsRot	Jan 2012	#5
Thank You, Sir	The Magistrate	Jan 2012	#10
Well no fucking wonder! Great model, by the way - nice detail.	HopeHoops	Jan 2012	#6
It Is Indeed Oddly Proportioned, Sir	The Magistrate	Jan 2012	#11
I would suspect the horizontal surfaces have more to do with the rolling.	HopeHoops	Jan 2012	#14
Beautiful work	REPUguy	Jan 2012	#8
Glad You Like It, Sir	The Magistrate	Jan 2012	#12
I do like it...	REPUguy	Jan 2012	#13
Slightly off topic aviation history question...	rwsanders	Jan 2012	#16

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