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--Aha! You need to check out the WIG page:
http://www.se-technology.com/wig/index.php
--There are probably other pages for what you're doing but this is
the only one I've found..

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steamer wrote:
--Aha! You need to check out the WIG page:
http://www.se-technology.com/wig/index.php
--There are probably other pages for what you're doing but this is
the only one I've found..


Thanks. I have that one bookmarked.

If anyone is really going to do this sort of thing, it seems to me so
far that the best approach to actually doing it at home is to use the
design of a WW1-era flying boat. I found sufficently-detailed plans
for two Russian two-seaters from 1918 or thereabouts. Construction
seems quite possible. Those plans flew well (until so many other
Russian airplanes), and,. of course, they floated.

In the meantime, I have turkey eat.

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