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16 April 2011, 07:01 AM
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Was German Lozenge Fabric "Coated"?
As a relative new comer to WWI aircraft, I was wondering if the Lozenge Fabric used on German aircraft was coated in any way... giving it a gloss or semi-gloss, or flat appearance? I am particularly interested in the fabrics applied to the top of wings, elevators, etc.
Regards.... and thanks in advance Charlie |
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