Dune 27 Paraglider circa 1998. Wing area: 27 sq.m Pilot weight: 65-80 kg No. of cells: 45 Wing span: 11.2 m Aspect ratio: 4.64 Min sink: 1.1 m/s Max speed: 42 kph Price (1998) 16300 Fr
Dune 29 Paraglider circa 1998. Wing area: 29 sq.m Pilot weight: 75-100 kg No. of cells: 47 Wing span: 11.2 m Aspect ratio: 4.64 Min sink: 1.1 m/s Max speed: 38 kph Price (1998) 16700 Fr
Albatros 280 Paraglider circa 1998. Wing area: 28 sq.m Pilot weight: 70-95 kg No. of cells: 27 Wing span: 11.35 m Aspect ratio: 4.6 Min sink: 1.3 m/s Max speed: 40 kph Price (1998) 13000 Fr
Albatros 300 Paraglider circa 1998. Wing area: 31 sq.m Pilot weight: 90-120 kg No. of cells: 29 Wing span: 12.2 m Aspect ratio: 4.8 Min sink: 1.3 m/s Max speed: 40 kph Price (1998) 13750 Fr
Albatros 350 Paraglider circa 1998. Wing area: 35 sq.m Pilot weight: 100-120 kg No. of cells: 29 Wing span: 12.2 m Aspect ratio: 4.25 Min sink: 1.3 m/s Max speed: 45 kph Price (1998) 18500 Fr
Albatros 370 Paraglider circa 1998. Wing area: 37 sq.m Pilot weight: 110-220 kg No. of cells: 31 Wing span: 12.9 m Aspect ratio: 4.66 Min sink: 1.4 m/s Max speed: 45 kph Price (1998) 22100 Fr
Albatros 400 Paraglider circa 1998. Wing area: 40 sq.m Pilot weight: 120-280 kg No. of cells: 33 Wing span: 13.8 m Aspect ratio: 4.9 Min sink: 1.4 m/s Max speed: 48 kph Price (1998) Fr
Albatros 430 Paraglider circa 1998. Wing area: 43 sq.m Pilot weight: 140-320 kg No. of cells: 35 Wing span: 14.6 m Aspect ratio: 4.95 Min sink: 1.3 m/s Max speed: 50 kph Price (1998) 24600 Fr
Manufactured at the time by Philippe Marck who ran the school center of Marstein, in the Vosges. The structure of the wing was developed from “The Seagull” and it was the same structure as the Azure.
“Der Adler” was a bird-like monoplane designed by Karl Vogt and Johann Stockhausen, displayed at the “Schützenplatz” in Paderborn in October 1909. The 17 m long machine of 9 m span did apparently not fly, not even with the help of a 60 hp Dürkopp engine.