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Submission from George Clark: “I took a crack at building a very small Squirrel. It is challenging to get such a small plane to fly correctly. This is the second small Squirrel I have built and is another solid balsa … Continue reading
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Submission from George Clark: Sending along a photo and a short video of a new plane. Just testing it, but results on only 200 winds are promising. The plane has an 18 in. wingspan, 4 in. chord and weighs 20 … Continue reading
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Here’s another submission from George Clark! I have another for you. This is the Flying Circle. It has a 24 in. diameter wing, if you want to call it that and no rear stabilizer. It was a bit dicey to … Continue reading
George has sent in this great video of a Squirrel. He also sent a collection of pictures of some cool new designs that were inspired by the Squirrel design. (Coming soon). Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin Tell a friend … Continue reading
Another way to increase the wing area is to add more wings! Here’s George’s Squirrel Biplane experiments. Darcy: Here’s a couple biplanes. Differing in design, they are both very good fliers. The first has a 9 in. span and a … Continue reading
What is Rubber-Power and Free-Flight?
What's special about the Squirrel?
Who designed the Squirrel?
Why is it called Squirrel?
Why a new design?
Specifications
It flies how high?
Squirrel world record?
“Send me a note anytime! I hope Squirrel gives you a lifetime of enjoyment!” -- Darcy.
Turn a picnic into a riot of fun. Indoor, outdoor, gym. Evolve patience, motor skill, finesse. Learn about flight climate awareness and appreciate nature. Become enlightened. Impress your friends. Great science project.
Liven the office, stimulate creativity, conversation, teamwork and leadership. Inspiration.
