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Left wing right after the cover was pulled from it. Look closely into the rafters and you can see Little Bird #2 tail. Also on the floor beyond the
Looking down into the left wing at the spar attach fittings and fuel tank. The attach fittings go through the side of the fiberglass fuselage to meet
Left wing right after the cover was pulled from it. Look closely into the rafters and you can see Little Bird #2 tail. Also on the floor beyond the
Right wing. The large X structure in the wing is the drag/anti-drag and I am not impressed here either. The ends have very small attach areas. Extr
Wings before being stripped. The elevons finish out the large rounded shape that the wings make when fully assembled. The elevons are full fiberglas
Left wing before the covering was pulled off. The aluminum support pieces (white colored) don't work well. I believe the supports should be made as
Little Bird #3 fuselage. I didn't like the original 1X4 oak board gear and would like to make it from round rod fiberglass. The steel carry through
LittleBird

Left wing right after the cover was pulled from it. Look closely into the rafters and you can see Little Bird #2 tail. Also on the floor beyond the

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