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De Havilland Mosquito was constructed mainly of plywood containing Ecudorean Balsa and Canadian Birch woodsJust curious, a few questions about aeroplanes:?
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the P-51 Mustang and P-38 Lightningi am sure they were both made from it i am not sure i am a bit rusty been a whiel since school
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The gliders the airborne user where made of wood frame with thin wood/fabric coverings. The CG-4A was constructed of a metal and wood frame covered with fabric, manned by a crew of two and with an allowable cargo load of 3,750 pounds, allowing it to carry 13 combat-equipped troops or a jeep or small artillery piece.The high-performance designs and wooden construction methods culminated in perhaps the most famous de Havilland aircraft - the Mosquito, constructed primarily of wood because of the shortage of aluminium during the war.
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none were made of balsa,they used plywood
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The de Haviland Mosquito was made out of wood, I am not sure if it was balsa. I have worked on P-51s and I know that the P-51 and the P-38 were not wooden.Sorry, no plane has even been constructed out of just balsa wood.
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The "Mossie" was simple in construction and design. It was a twin engine, single boom aircraft with the pilot and navigator sitting side-by-side. It was one of the most cost effective aircraft ever built. Included in the construction was Ecuador balsa for the plywood skin, Sitka spruce from Alaska and B.C. in the wing spar, Douglas Fir stringers and birch and ash for the longitudinal members. These were all held together with glue and wood screws. The result was an airplane that was easy to maintain, tolerant of battle damage and simple to patch. It was faster than the Spitfire, flew higher than almost any other aircraft and carried tremendous fire power and a bomb load over tremendous distances. The bomber version operated with relative impunity over Germany to the end of the war, because the Luftwaffe never had a nightfighter fast enough to intercept it. The nightfighter versions remained in production until 1947.
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As you see from the above, the mosquito has Ecuador balsa plywood as its outer skin, but was not "built of balsa"
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the mosquito was : The "Wooden Wonder" was constructed from Alaskan spruce, English ash, Canadian birch and fir, and Ecuadorian balsa glued and screwed together in new, innovative ways, and motivated by the world's finest reciprocating, liquid-cooled power plants, a pair of Rolls Royce Merlins. There has never been a more successful, combat-proven warplane made of wood.More Questions & Answers ...
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