[WWI] An Early Caudron G3, Scratch-Built In 1/72 Scale

Michael Arlt mia at agenturk13.de
Tue May 2 12:23:35 EDT 2006


am 02.05.2006 10:07 Uhr schrieb Eduard Werner unter edi.werner at gmx.de:

> Wutoru 02 meje 200604:27, Napier Colonel pisase:
> -> I thought some list members might be pleased by a look
>> at this recently completed effort of mine.
>> 
>> http://www.theaerodrome.com/forum/showthread.php?t=25549
>> 
>> Old Man
> 
> One of my favourite planes! Perhaps somebody could enlighten me how the
> wing-warping worked? I can see two control lines coming out of the nacelle
> going to the second rear IP strut and then up. Where do they go exactly and
> where are they fastened? I have consulted the windsock datafile and can't
> quite figure out how it worked - the only thing I could gather additionally
> from one of the pics was that the upper wing had quite some washout in the
> air.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Edi
> 

edi,

the rigging instructions of the metropolitan caudron g 3 show double lines
running through pulleys at the bottom of the rear middle interplane strut to
the top of the rear outer strut. vice versa a single line runs from the
outer rear strut bottom to a pulley on the middle rear strut top forward
underneath the wing to the other side, where everything happens again ...

michael




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