fuselage identification
 

Does anyone know what make and model this is?

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Need more details. Is that a foam fuse? What's the length? What's the wingspan?

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Looks like a Sea Bird from Lanier.

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It does look like a Sea Bird (ugh!) but it seems to be fiberglass rather than Lanier's two piece plastic. I know that Lanier bought that design from DuBro, back in prehistoric times. Maybe it is one of the original DuBro models.

I would hate to think that anyone would spend the time and effort to copy the Sea Bird in fiberglass. [sm=sad_smile.gif]

Jim

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We generally refer to the Sea Bird up here as the Sea T*rd. I've only seen two fly and they were both so greatly modified that they bore little resembalance to the original.
Peter

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It does look like a seabird. I have renamed mine "seaweed" Purchased it at a swop meet. I am still in the modification mod. The word I get is that it is very heavy. So I have been trying to find ways to make it lighter.:eek:

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Thanks guys for all of your posts. It is in fact fiberglass.

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PeterC is correct. Makes a good desk weight or door stop. Don't try to fly it.

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Make it really pretty and get your local "pub" to hang it as a decoration.

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I have one that the fuselage is made out of plastic. It is a good flyer. Powered by a mag 70 4 stroke.

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Goirish do you have a pic for me?