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	Flashback 1/48 Etrich Taube NV (1913)
		The model depicted in the kit is of the first German aircraft to fly over Paris, the D-2 flown by A Friedrich and Dr. H Ellis flew from Berlin to Paris-Villacoublay on 7 September 1913.
		The decals are for the 'Taube' flown on the "Five Countries Flight", and includes the name "ETRICH" to be placed on the lower wing.
		The 'Taube" is one of the most famous aircraft types around and was long overdue for kitting in 1/48 scale.
	www.internetmodeler.com /2000/february/first-looks/flashback_taube.htm (473 words)

	Flying Wings : An Anthology : Igo Etrich (1879 - 1967)
		First produced for sporting purposes, Taubes were later used for observation and training by Germany and Austro-Hungary during World War I. Ironically, the Taube (meaning Dove, the peace symbol) was first to drop bombs in war; the Balkans in 1911 and Paris in 1914.
		Editors Note: The Taube though not a tailless craft - but none the less utilising engineering concepts from Etrich's gliders is therefore represented here buy a number of references and images for those wishing to follow the design concept through to its final form.
		Dezember vollendet der Flugzeugkonstrukteur Igo (Ignaz) Etrich in Freilassing sein 75.
	www.ctie.monash.edu.au /hargrave/etrich.html (953 words)

	Penn Valley Hobby Center
		The D-12 Taube is a 1/20 scale display model of the famous, bird shaped aircraft from the early pioneer days.
		Designed by Austrian, Igo Etrich, the Taube was used by the Germans in WWI for reconnaissance/training.
		The Taube was a precursor of the nimble fighters of WWI.
	www.pennvalleyhobbycenter.com /rubber/Easybuilt/D-12Taube.htm (116 words)

	[WWI] Etrich Taube (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Etrich built the original Taube, as Brian's said.
		The Etrich versions were not only built by Etrich, but also by Liebau, according to the datafile.
		This only stuck out in my mind because I've been reading up and may start the CSM Etrich Taube.
	www.wwi-models.org /pipermail/wwi/2005-August/043625.html (278 words)

	Etrich A.ii (fd) Militaer-taube - X-Plane.Org Forum
		Basically, I'm re-using my Etrich II "Taube".acf, tweaking it to fit characteristics of the A.II (Series 72) type.
		The Flugzeugwerk ("aircraft factory") in Fischamend, Lower Austria, was the military aircraft manufacturing and testing facility of Austria-Hungary.
		In 1912, they began to build Etrich "Taube"-type aircraft without permission from the patent-holder, Igo Etrich.
	forums.x-plane.org /index.php?showtopic=25405 (677 words)

	iqexpand.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Etrich-Wels, Tailless parasol, 1908, 3view http://www.gj.net The Igo Etrich Taube http://www.ohtm.org The Taube's wing design is based on the zanonia tree seed pod, which drifts through the air for great...
		Scratchbuilt Model of the Etrich Taube in 1:72 Scale Etrich Taube This is a scratch - built 1:72 model of the Dove.
		Chris Savaglio's Etrich Taube Chris is a satellite controller for the U.S. Army and lives in Colorado Springs, CO. He is 25 years old.
	etrich_taube.iqexpand.com (408 words)

	Dove of War: Building, Painting, and Rigging the Pegasus Etrich Taube (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Taube entered service in 1914 and proved its worth in the reconnaissance role during the first six months of WW I. By the spring of 1915 it had been rendered obsolete by more advanced types and was pulled from front line service.
		The Taube is molded in the usual Pegasus soft gray plastic and includes a small ziplock bag of white metal detail parts.
		The Taube had an extensive array of struts and kingposts to strengthen the airframe.
	www.squadron.com /old/taube/taubereview.htm (904 words)

	Flashback 1/48 Etrich Taube
		Yes, but you do have the PYRO 1/48th collection that you say you are going to build.
		Etrich Taube type NV, with the factory designation NV-3, was the first aircraft with the official German designation D2.
		On September 13, with Igo Etrich in the front cockpit, replacing Dr. Elias, Friedrich flew from Paris to London, crossing ehe English Channel duplicating the route of the Louis Bleriot in 1909.
	www.internetmodeler.com /2003/may/aviation/Etrich_taube.htm (1600 words)

	Rumpler Taube (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Rumpler Taube is a pre-World War I monoplane aircraft, and the first mass produced military plane in Germany.
		Being the Germans' first practical military plane, it was used for all common military aircraft applications, including as a fighter, bomber, surveillance plane and trainer from its first flight in 1910 until the beginning of World War I. Due to the rapid advancement of aviation during the war, the design was obsolete by 1914.
		Subsequently the plane was a very easy target for the faster and more mobile enemy planes at the beginning of World War I. Therefore, 6 months into the war, the Taube was removed from the front lines and instead used to train new pilots.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/R/Rumpler-Taube.htm (638 words)

	The Aerodrome Forum - View Single Post - Machine guns in Rumpler/Etrich Taube aircraft?
		Late versions of the Taube monoplane were used by Germany and Austria-Hungary even in 1916.
		In 1915 machineguns for observers in 2-seaters were in common use.
		It is hard to believe that Germany/Austria-Hungary sent unarmed planes on reconaissance missions in 1916.
	www.theaerodrome.com /forum/showpost.php?p=125290&postcount=1 (83 words)

	Lippisch Nurflugels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		He followed the accounts of Dunne's and Etrich's experiments with inherent stability, and after military service during World War I, applied his interest to glider design.
		The ailerons were redesigned to approximate the form of the Zanonia seed and Igo Etrich's Taube.
		Etrich himself recommended the configuration to Lippisch; his faith in the principle was reaffirmed when the 1929 Storch IV glider demonstrated impressive stability and control characteristics with Gunther Gronhoff at the controls.
	www.nurflugel.com /Nurflugel/Lippisch_Nurflugels/body_lippisch_nurflugels.html (947 words)

	Etrich A II Taube (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Taube was designed in 1910 by the Austrian I. Etrich.
		The Taube in one of its many forms was the most numerous German aircraft in the first year of WWI.
		The name was due to the elegantly curved wings, which were actually based on the shape of a kind of seeds, not on that of a bird.
	www.csd.uwo.ca /~pettypi/elevon/gustin_military/db/ger/ETRICHAI.html (79 words)

	Taube miscellanea
		Ignaz Etrich, an austrian amateur airplane designer, developed an airplane whose wing shape were inspired in the Zanonia seed, thus giving to his aircraft an inherent stability in flight.
		Etrich Taube plan and front views, from an era when serial industrial production was in its infancy, each Taube was different from one another.
		Wing construction diagram, showing how the flexible trailing edge of the taube's wing and elevator were made.
	ww1stuff.freeservers.com /taube.htm (332 words)

	Historic Aviation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		My Taube is finished in more traditional German colors that makes it easier for the pilot (me) to see from the ground.
		Although the Taube 40 is a big ship it has a relatively huge wing area and only needs a limited amount of power.
		I was flying in a good deal of wind but had little problem with the weight and wingarea of the Taube.
	www.gregcovey.com /historic_aviation.htm (876 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Relive the days of old, when daring Aviators coaxed their fragile craft into the air to experience the thrill of early flight.
		Our Taube (German for "dove") captures all the excitement of this early era with its slow and graceful flight.
		Incredibly stable, the Taube features a semi-symmetrical airfoil and very light wing loading so slow speed flight characteristics are outstanding.
	www.balsausa.com /kits/kit.htp?id=25&shopperid= (108 words)

	WWI German Stealth Observation airplane:Etrich Taube
		Because of the translucence of the clear doped linen covering the Taube was almost invisible when above 1200 feet.
		It was one of the last WWI Scouts to use the wing warping method of control.
		In early history of aviation, the Taube (dove), designed by Igo Etrich in Austria, occupies a very important place.
	www.fiddlersgreen.net /AC/aircraft/Etrich-Taube/taube.php (178 words)

	[WWI] Etrich Taube (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Hei, The best reference in English on the Taube is still Col. John A. de Vries "Taube, Dove of War": Lohner is credited with the construction of several, special one-off Taubes including the Royal (British) Navy Taube.
		The Taube is one of my favourite aircraft - a Rumpler built machine is on display here in Oslo.
		Be aware that early aircraft like the Taube had a tendency to crash and get rebuilt in a different configuration, the one I have studied has been fitted with floats, larger wings, tail surfaces, engine and a rebuilt fuselage during its service with the Norwegian Naval Air Arm before and during WW1.
	www.wwi-models.org /pipermail/wwi/2005-August/043646.html (281 words)

	Christian's List of Tauben
		As of $Date: 2004/01/29 00:00:00 $, if you did a search for "Taube" on Google, you'd get 173,000 results.
		Finally, if you asked Jeeves, "Who is Taube?", he'd give you about 10 pages of results.
		If you live in or near Owl's Head, Maine, you can have a look at this Taube in the Owl's Head Transportation Museum.
	www.taube-online.de (291 words)

	Flashback 1/48 Etrich Taube (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Being built well before the war started in 1914 and up through the earliest days of the conflict, there appears to have been many liberties taken in their construction.
		Even with its modest degree of success, the Taube was obsolete at the start of WW1.
		What I built was a hybrid of the Etrich Taube and the wartime Taube.
	m2reviews.cnsi.net /reviews/w1/uhlirtaube.htm (2226 words)

	Aeronautics - Gunther Pluschow
		This awoke his lifelong interest in exploring the southernmost tip of South America and would be the main motive for his subsequent achievements.
		As the war escalated, Japan's militarism was awakened and sent forces to join the British against the Germans.
		In Tsingtao there was a German businessman, called Franz Oster, who in 1911 went to Germany in order to learn how to fly, then he bought a Rumpler Taube and brought it to Tsingtao in 1912.
	www.allstar.fiu.edu /aero/pluschow.htm (1623 words)

	Flashback 1/48 Etrich Taube
		Being built well before the war started in 1914 and up through the earliest days of the conflict, there appears to have been many liberties taken in their construction.
		What I built was a hybrid of the Etrich Taube and the wartime Taube.
		For a wartime Taube, I used photos of the Taube replica on display at the Champlin Fighter Museum in Arizona that I obtained from my internet search.
	modelingmadness.com /reviews/w1/uhlirtaube.htm (2226 words)

	A Scratchbuilt Model of the Etrich Taube (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Every photo I could find of a Taube was different - each aircraft pictured looked unique.
		I believe different manufacturers would chop and change the design to suit their own techniques - take a look at the 'Steel Taube' in Janes 'Fighting Aircraft of WW1' for example!
		I had a lot of fun building this one.
	www.ww1.org.uk /taube.htm (399 words)

	[WWI] RE: Etrich Taube (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The best I could find is > a brief mention of a Liebau built Etrich Taube, serving with the > Fliegertruppe.
		In the tables, it mentions a dozen or so companies > that had Taubes serving in the frontlines, but no Etrich to be found.
		Following is quoted from “Royal Navy Aircraft Serials and > >Units, 1911-1919” by Sturtivant and Page, an Air-Britain publication: > >“ 1 ETRICH TAUBE TRACTOR MONOPLANE built by Etrich near Vienna and > >numbered 9.
	pease1.sr.unh.edu /pipermail/wwi/2005-August/043641.html (217 words)

	ipedia.com: 1914 in aviation Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		August 30 - Paris is bombed by a German aircraft for the first time - an Etrich Taube flown by Lt Ferdinand von Hiddessen.
		December 21 - The UK is bombed by a German aircraft for the first time - a Taube drops two bombs near the Admiralty Pier, Kent.
		December 25 - HMS Empress, HMS Engadine and HMS Riviera launch a seaplane attack on the Zeppelin sheds at Cuxhaven.
	www.ipedia.com /1914_in_aviation.html (477 words)

	Aero Base 1/160 Etrich Taube Copper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This is a 1/160 Scale Etrich Taube Metal Plane Model Kit from the Micro Wing Series by Aero base.
		Detailed replica of an Etrich Taube includes a cast metal fuselage top with two pilot figures.
		One 1/160 Scale Etrich Taube Metal Plane Model Kit.
	www.hobbyoutlets.com /aero_base/1013.htm (102 words)

	Balsa USA 1913 ETRICH TAUBE 40 90 Kits at - F l y H o b b i e s . c o m - Online Hobby Shop for R/C Models and ...
		Balsa USA 1913 ETRICH TAUBE 40 90 Kits at - F l y H o b b i e s.
		The Taube is a gentle flyer that anyone who has successfully flown an R/C trainer can handle easily.It is the PERFECT Sunday Flyer.
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	www.flyhobbies.com /taube.htm (187 words)

	IPMS Norge - Marinens Flyvaapen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Here follows a short history on the Naval Air Arm (Marinens Flyvåpen).
		Marinens Flyvåpens first aircraft was an Etrich Taube called Start.
		When received from Germany in 1912, it was the very first Norwegian military aircraft.
	www.ipmsnorge.org /hovedsider/artikler/marinfly_e.html (661 words)

	Wendy's Chubb Taube (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Before Wendy soloed with her trainer she had completed this WWI Taube.
		Note the close-up photos showing the intricate swirl pattern burnished into the Flite-Metal aluminum covering.
		Wendy's writing how-to instructions for creating the burled patterns.
	www.scaleaero.com /Chubb_Taube.htm (58 words)

	SWWISA-Kugelfang (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Wright EX, Vin Fiz, 1911 - My current Micro Flight project, the reason I needed to practice rigging.
		Etrich Taube, 1914 - I started this one as a Open Plane project but found that I just can't get the necessary tools to work on my computer.
		So, it will end up in Micro Flight also.
	www.swwisa.net /kugelfang (282 words)

	Balsa USA - 1913 Etrich Taube 90 - RC Groups
		Balsa USA - 1913 Etrich Taube 90 - RC Groups
		Cool Balsa USA - 1913 Etrich Taube 90
		Cool - Balsa USA - 1913 Etrich Taube 90
	www.rcgroups.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-160299.html (367 words)

	Easy Built Models - Model Tips
		Brief write-up and photos to help you build your Silver Dart.
		Kit D12: Construction Notes for Kit D12 Etrich Taube
		For builder's needing extra help building and detailing their Taube model, very specific instructions can be found here
	www.easybuiltmodels.com /tips.htm (621 words)

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