The wonderful life of balsa wood. - National Model Aviation Museum Blog
Ochroma lagopus, is the scientific name for balsa wood! Balsa is a Spanish word meaning raft; it got its name for the excellent buoyant characteristics that
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National Model Aviation Museum Blog Page 35 of 57 - The Museum is dedicated to the preservation of flying model aircraft and features exhibits on Free Flight, Control Line and Radio Control models.
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Lector, si monumentum requiris, circumspice.” – Remembering Robert William “Bob” Bradford (1923-2023), Part 1
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