The first take-off from water by an airplane was made by Henri Fabre, a Frenchman, in his Gnome-powered seaplane Hydravion at La Mede harbour, Martigues, France, on 28 March 1910.

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Complete Airfoil Archive

Airfoil Archive: The most complete airfoil collection available. (approx 2000 airfoils) Includes Clark, NASA etc.

The airfoil profiles are in a lot of ways considered the heart of the aircraft. A good airfoil is critical in attaining the desired aircraft performance.
These airfoils are in data coordinates and not image files. They are accurately printed at any scale.

Note: You will find in our download area (Tools) the software to display and print/ plot these.
For aircraft design or model airplanes; these airfoils utilize mathematical coordinates and are 100%accurate.
Date: 16/03/2003 • Views: 56511 • Downloads: 15747 • Rating: 4.98 (943 Votes) Category (back)
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—did you know… the traditional scale for kit models: 1:144 1:100 1:72 1:48 1:32 1:24 (1/144 1/100 1/72 1/48 1/32 1/24) 
With 1/48 and 1/72 being the most popular for aircraft.

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