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re: Street Lady
Sorry people - my "contribution" was an addendum to a post from LM a while back, but this thread is so fast-moving that a reply gets greatly dissociated from what set it off . Apologies again and back to "lurking" as I'm nowhere in your league with knowledge of strange aeroplanes.
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Thanks chazchaz,
Apparently it was the first glider designed by students of the Technical University in Warsaw, 1923. The name " Akar" was derived from the name of the designer Adam Karpinski. It was regarded as the first successful Polish Glider and won several competitions/broke records, it was rebuilt after damage in 1924, so that probably accounts for the detail differences.
Unfortunately, it'll have to an Open House, as my lunch break finishes in half an hour!
Apparently it was the first glider designed by students of the Technical University in Warsaw, 1923. The name " Akar" was derived from the name of the designer Adam Karpinski. It was regarded as the first successful Polish Glider and won several competitions/broke records, it was rebuilt after damage in 1924, so that probably accounts for the detail differences.
Unfortunately, it'll have to an Open House, as my lunch break finishes in half an hour!