Four model aeroplanes to illustrate how wing shape can be optimised for varying flight regimes

Made:: 2007 in Ohio and Dayton

maker:: Cornerstone Research Group Inc.

Four model aeroplanes to illustrate how wing shape can be

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Four model aeroplanes to illustrate how wing shape can be optimised for varying flight regimes, by the Cornerstone Research Group Inc., Dayton, Ohio, United States, 2007

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Category:: Plastics and Modern Materials

Object Number:: 2007-35

Materials:: cellulose powder and polyepoxide

Measurements:: overall: 45 mm x 260 mm x 155 mm, 0.17kg

type:: model - representation and aeroplane

credit:: Cornerstone Research Group, Inc.

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One of four model aeroplanes to illustrate how wing shape can be optimised for varying flight regimes

One of four model aeroplanes to illustrate how wing shape can be optimised for varying flight regimes, by the Cornerstone Research Group Inc., Dayton, Ohio, United States, 2007

Measurements:: overall: 45 mm x 260 mm x 155 mm, 0.17kg

Materials:: cellulose powder and polyepoxide

Object Number:: 2007-35/1

type:: model - representation and aeroplane

Image ©: The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

One of four model aeroplanes to illustrate how wing shape can be optimised for varying flight regimes

One of four model aeroplanes to illustrate how wing shape can be optimised for varying flight regimes, by the Cornerstone Research Group Inc., Dayton, Ohio, United States, 2007

Measurements:: overall: 45 mm x 260 mm x 155 mm, 0.17kg

Materials:: cellulose powder and polyepoxide

Object Number:: 2007-35/2

type:: model - representation and aeroplane

One of four model aeroplanes to illustrate how wing shape can be optimised for varying flight regimes

One of four model aeroplanes to illustrate how wing shape can be optimised for varying flight regimes, by the Cornerstone Research Group Inc., Dayton, Ohio, United States, 2007

Measurements:: overall: 45 mm x 260 mm x 155 mm, 0.17kg

Materials:: cellulose powder and polyepoxide

Object Number:: 2007-35/3

type:: model - representation and aeroplane

Four model aeroplanes to illustrate how wing shape can be optimised

One of four model aeroplanes to illustrate how wing shape can be optimised for varying flight regimes, by the Cornerstone Research Group Inc., Dayton, Ohio, United States, 2007