Pitcarian PCA-2 Autogiro
by Kirstin H.
(Xenia, Ohio)
I like this plane because of the way that the rotors spin on top of the plane, it makes it look unique. This plane used large unpowered rotor blades to provide lift. However, the smaller propeller on the front of the plane provided the pull to keep the plane in the air. This type of plane is what you often see pulling advertisements through the sky.
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