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LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked23-Jan-17 10:46
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Here is a pic of Curtiss showing his shoulder cradle frame which was hinged at the bottom, allowing him to "push/lean" left or right with his shoulders, to push or pull the aileron control wires attached near the top of the cradle.
LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked23-Jan-17 10:41
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This is the right hand side of the big "Cleveland" plan. There are no Rudder pedals in this version, only a Rudder Tiller that works off of control wires attached to the control column stick. It also shows details of the "Shoulder Cradle" yoke harness that controled the interplane Ailerons positioned between the wings, and Curtiss' ingenious method of contol wires and pulleys connecting to the Aileron control horn drive arms.
LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked23-Jan-17 10:31
Views : 467
This is the left side of the "Cleveland" Plan that I bought from John Jacox, which shows a foreplane Canard wing, hence the term "Headed" pusher - a very detailed plan, which also shows the Raoberts 4-X, 50 hp, two cycle engine which I will try to replicate. This plan is also printed out in 1/16 scale. Wings are 19 1/2", and 24 5/8" with the ailerons sticking out past the wing tips.
LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked23-Jan-17 10:20
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Scratch Built Curtiss Pusher 25" is built using an RN printwood kit and plan - scale 1:1/16 or (3/4" = 1 foot) Wings are 22" with the Ailerons sticking out past the wing ends -25 3/4". This plan has no "Canard" foreplane wing - hence the term "Headless". I intend on making a canard version, so I bought a Cleveland Plan also.
LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked21-Jan-17 09:54
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Here is Glen Curtiss with his Williams Bros. head and shoulders positioned on.
LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked21-Jan-17 09:52
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Scratch Built Curtiss Pusher 25". Could not find a 6" - 1 to 12 sacle full body pilot. Trying to make the body out of balsa.
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LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked20-Jan-17 22:49
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Scratch Built Curtiss Pusher. Canard foreplane booms and rear tailplane booms are assembled and rigged.
LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked20-Jan-17 22:43
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Scratch Built Curtiss Pusher 25". James would you please put this a/c onto the available list? Thanks. Wing frames complete - undercamber of one wing is tissued.
LASTWOODSMANScratch Built Curtiss PusherParked20-Jan-17 22:36
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This is a pic of the Curtiss Pusher I am currently attempting to scratch build.
LASTWOODSMANAero-Werkes DPCM 104 Pfalz DIIIParked12-Jan-17 16:08
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It was a perilous trip - it was 33 degrees below aero Fahrenheit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53rRaeTMB_Y
LASTWOODSMANAero-Werkes DPCM 104 Pfalz DIIIParked12-Jan-17 16:05
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May and fellow bush pilot Vic Horner flew out of Edmonton on Jan 2 1929 to try to deliver the Laryngeal Diptheria Innoculation Serum Antitoxin.
LASTWOODSMANAero-Werkes DPCM 104 Pfalz DIIIParked12-Jan-17 16:01
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After the war, May opened up Canada's first airfield in Edmonton, Alberta, and became a pioneering bush pilot. This is his Avro Avion (reproduction) plane on wheels that he flew. In Dec 1928 there was a Diptheria Epidemic out break 550 miles north of Edmonton in Fort Vermillion.
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