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Designed as an homage to the "Teen Series" of American fighters, the Orion doubles as a small, working paper airplane interceptor with trapezoidal wings, like those of the F-16 Fighting Falcon, F/A-18 Hornet, and F/A-18E Super Hornet fighter jets it is a tribute to.
The homage was originally somewhat unintentional, though it was advantageous to switch from delta to trapezoidal-shaped wings for reasons of drag and versatility on these little drones; as was the case with the "Teen Series" as it followed the "Century Series".
As far as uses for this airplane go, the possibilities are enormous. It can be used as a high speed, long range interceptor; research testbed; or stunt plane among other roles.
Some usages for educators could include studies of:
TAA USAF Designation: D166-1
The homage was originally somewhat unintentional, though it was advantageous to switch from delta to trapezoidal-shaped wings for reasons of drag and versatility on these little drones; as was the case with the "Teen Series" as it followed the "Century Series".
As far as uses for this airplane go, the possibilities are enormous. It can be used as a high speed, long range interceptor; research testbed; or stunt plane among other roles.
Some usages for educators could include studies of:
- Glide ratio
- Hangtime versus other aircraft
- Weight and balance
TAA USAF Designation: D166-1
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1 Piece of 8 by 10.5 inch graph paper
Scissors
Tape
Ruler
Pencil
1 Piece of 8 by 10.5 inch graph paper
Scissors
Tape
Ruler
Pencil
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