Old-fashioned German homebuilt?

[cluttonfred]

OK, I know I have seen an old-fashioned looking, homebuilt, high-wing ultralight (probably a single-seat European microlight, to be exact) that looked like a powered version of an old primary glider. IIRC, it was wire-braced, with a fabric-covered triangular kingpost above the center section for the landing wires and a completely exposed, Breezy-style open cockpit. I think it was German. Does that ring a bell with anyone?

[eiclan]

Gday Fred ,have a look at the Airdrome aircraft site they have one like you describe.It is called the dream classic.Check it out. Cheers Ross

[cluttonfred]

Thanks, but I have in mind a particular design and am just trying to figure out what it was. And I'm Matthew, FRED is a plane! ;-)

[rwanttaja]

Matt, is it something like a Demoiselle replica?

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And I'm Matthew, FRED is a plane! ;-)

Hopefully, he doesn't call me "Baby".... :-)

Ron Wanttaja

[cluttonfred]

Thanks, but no, nothing like that, more like the marriage between a primary glider and a Breezy.

[JimRice85]

Zöling Primary Glider

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zögling

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[Ron Blum]

Cessna did a primary (CG-2) and at one time Eldon (Clyde's son) put a motor on it. I have never seen anything like this at Oshkosh, though. I am curious to know more, though. Sounds cool!

[Brett]

Thanks, but I have in mind a particular design and am just trying to figure out what it was. And I'm Matthew, FRED is a plane! ;-)

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