The Woodford MPAG man-powered aircraft has a tapered high-set wing, with a pusher propeller, pylon mounted, over the centre section. From the Puffin, it had a four-unit tail and a large enclosed canopy.
Construction was of metal tube and balsa, with Mellinex covering. It had a boom fuselage.
It was damaged by fire in June 1969 and not flown. The remains went to Halton where they emerged as ‘Jupiter’.
Wingspan: 78.09 ft
Wing area: 356 sq.ft
Aspect ratio: 18:1
Empty weight: 119 lb
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