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Lyulka
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by Lyulka 09 May 2005, 11:25
What is the most widely produced plane ever?
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by MD-11 09 May 2005, 12:18
Are we talking about commercial ones?
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by V-Bird 09 May 2005, 12:54
I think the B737 series
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by Lyulka 09 May 2005, 13:22
Indeed, HorsePower's right.
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by HorsePower 10 May 2005, 00:11
Thanks Lyulka:
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by MD-11 10 May 2005, 09:15
The space shuttle
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by HorsePower 10 May 2005, 21:32
I do not consider the dynasoar as a true glider, since she is powered.
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by V-Bird 10 May 2005, 22:25
you mean the world war 2 gliders?
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by HorsePower 10 May 2005, 23:10
It could be, or it could not. You have to find it by yourself.
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by V-Bird 10 May 2005, 23:20
alright, somebody else will find the right solution
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by Advisor 11 May 2005, 07:30
A wild guess
Zepplin
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by sn26567 11 May 2005, 09:30
The Waco CG-4A ?
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by HorsePower 11 May 2005, 10:37
No, the Zepplin isn't a glider. I'm looking for a monstruosity, a lot bigger than the Waco. V-bird was right about the WWII.
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by rotor 11 May 2005, 11:54
The "austria" ?
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by MD-11 11 May 2005, 12:02
The cg-4
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by sn26567 11 May 2005, 13:39
The German DFS-230 F1 ?
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by rotor 11 May 2005, 13:43
Then the German Ju 322 'Mammut' was bigger I think, but it was a prototype.
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by Advisor 11 May 2005, 14:25
HorsePower wrote: No, the Zepplin isn't a glider. I'm looking for a monstruosity, a lot bigger than the Waco. V-bird was right about the WWII.
Okay that was updating my knowledge, now me back to WWWII thinking
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by x-prise 11 May 2005, 18:01
In WWII the british had a Huge Glider called the Hamilcar built to transport jeeps,tanks,artillery,etc...
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