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    Here is one for model flying.
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        Originally posted by rlimike View Post
        Here is one for model flying.

        Wow Mike, that is a nice one!

        I don't have one yet (model sailplane) but I do have TR period plans for a couple of them. I hope to build one some day SOON.

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          Mike, Very nice ... I have been looking for that (scarce & expensive) postcard for some time.

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            It looks like the 2 model gliders in the photo are actually flying ....
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              Originally posted by rlimike View Post
              Mike, Very nice ... I have been looking for that (scarce & expensive) postcard for some time.

              Mike, I have to be honest, I do not own that post card, I had a chance to buy it but ..... I blame myself

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                Originally posted by rlimike View Post
                It looks like the 2 model gliders in the photo are actually flying ....
                Very cool! I finally found and purchased that Frankfurt a/Main postcard (above) also tough to find and expensive. One of my favorite pieces.

                Goes great with this badge.
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                  grenadire2307 , show some more of your collection. I am taking a break and running out of items

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                    Originally posted by Fluglehrer View Post
                    Wow Mike, that is a nice one!

                    I don't have one yet (model sailplane) but I do have TR period plans for a couple of them. I hope to build one some day SOON.
                    I would like to build one like the one the guy is holding in the Frankfurt a/Main postcard. Is that the glider you have plans for?

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                      That's a saalflugmodelle , a type of model airplane designed to fly indoors only. It is powered by a rubber band, with a highly effective propeller that rotates at a slow rpm. These flew very slowly and were precisely trimmed to gradually climb in a big circle all the way to the ceiling, circle several times and when the rubber band ran down, the little plane would slowly descend in a large circle, back to the ground. The competition was about endurance, meaning how long the plane could stay in the air. Along with several other factors.

                      I don't have plans for the TR versions, but there are modern versions available that are nearly identical in appearance and performance. I've seen them fly, pretty amazing. I'm sure I can find the plans or a kit if you are interested.

                      Mike W.
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                        Wow Mike
                        super postcard collection
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                          my Frankfurt a/Main badge
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