Not to mention the Horten 1B flown in Argentina in 2008:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8in4nEyiNA And an actual Horten held by an American museum. Cheers Leigh Bunting Balaklava GC On 14/06/2015 10:52 AM, John Roake wrote:
July Issue - Gliding International • The Horton Brother made their fame in designing flying wings (aircraft with no fuselage) and actually designed a glider that flew in the 1940s in Germany. They made four flying sailplanes but none survives to this day. There is one non flying replica in a German Aero museum. Well one has been under construction for 15 years and nearing completion. Was displayed at Aero 15 this year. The story behind the story is told in this issue.
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