I was inspired to build this aircraft because of its general features and appropriateness for a slope glider or future EDF model. I have always liked the ME 262, but as a slope glider there was a lot of drag produced from those engine nacelles (I built a small glider of it back in the late 1990s). The 1092 has certain characteristics of the 262 and with its single jet beneath the pilot, it represents a streamlined German jet - or perhaps more accurately - would have been a cool German jet if it was ever built. Like many German aircraft of "Luft46" fame http://www.luft46.com/ , the 1092/5 never was built.
The model has a 68" ws and weighs 6 lbs. Made of EPP foam and covered in brown paper (PVA adhesive). Photos were taken at the PSS Fest at the Cajon Summit in So. Cal. over Memorial Day weekend.
__________________ Wade Kloos
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