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I desigend 8 rocket glider and wheel
models in 1986 at an age of 13 years.
The models are out of paper and they
use Held-1000 rocket engines. Flys at Uni Bremen. I called some of my planes plane Enterprice / Enterprice. Entenflugmodell, Deltaflügler, Vorflügel, Bodenstart, Legomännchen,
Modellflugzeug, Bodeneffekt, Papierflugzeug.
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I kid you not, you wont see this every day. Maybe just as well. Jeremy Clarkson was seen on a pedal-cycle with one of these engines on the back, frightening little old ladies he passed going down the road, but thats Clarkson.
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Flying "The Fort" on a beautiful winters day in light conditions. This is the first video I've taken with my Oregon Scientific ATC2K helmet cam, mounted on the sprog of my Sport-2. Reasonable for a very low cost camera.
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