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How an aeroplane is built (1918)

Blakeney, Stepney · London, "Aeroplane" & general publishing co., ltd · leaf 114

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can be attached, when thevarnish is dry. It can then be inspected,and is ready for going to the covering shopto have the fabric put on and stitched up,exactly as in the wings. The doping and varnishing only remainsto be done. The next thing to be constructed will bethe tail-plane, elevators, the… … 111 HOW AN AEROPLANE IS BUILT A RETROSPECT.We will, however, for a few minutes,retrace our work back to the fuselage, withwhich we commenced. The wood workis all completed, and the process of as-sembling with fittings which we had notmade has all been dealt with, and it is nownecessary for us to…

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