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    Gasplane materials

    Hi gentlemen
    I was wondering what were WWII gasplanes made of? I just got a nice early set made with a plane made of paper. Normal oiled (or treated with something else) paper. It has a tag GP 39... So it would suggest 39 manufacture... Certainly not a repro
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    I've seen them made of paper, sometimes smooth and sometime crinkly, also from thin cloth with a rubberized side, similar to what a windowshade is made from. I think they must have been produced from a wide variety of things.

    Dave

    Originally posted by Karol98k
    Hi gentlemen
    I was wondering what were WWII gasplanes made of? I just got a nice early set made with a plane made of paper. Normal oiled (or treated with something else) paper. It has a tag GP 39... So it would suggest 39 manufacture... Certainly not a repro

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      I have posted a few pics in this topic
      http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ad.php?t=88298

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