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The Ongoing Mystery Aircraft Thread Part Deux.

Finally arrived at this thread at the right time :icon_lol:....looks like a Anderson Greenwood AG-14...although checking more there are some differences
 
I donot think this one had a military background. Not visible in the photo are the leading edge slats and the T-tail (except for the bracing struts).
 
'Tis the Darmstadt D.29 built by some students in their spare time.

Doubt if today's equivalents could produce a paper glider......
 
:applause::applause: the D-29 it is.
Here`s another pic for the collection.
Mike, Donot underestimate today`s students. They know all about Googleberry, nokiapad, yahoosmart etc. and some can even write their name.
 
Some interesting bits put together there! Miles Spats (& possibly undercart) de Havilland oil tank & engine cowlings - wonder how many other spare parts were used?
Unfortunately cannot place it & it does not seem to be a 'TK' product.
Keith
 
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