Gorby's Flying Lox-Box -- Ready to fly, approved for Ashram use! バージョン 1

Based on a joke that went around the Jewish Community in New York City during the Great Depression up through the Second World War, this is the Real Thing -- a Flying Lox- Box, but what exactly is "Lox"???

Lox is the Yiddish name for smoked salmon. Normally, it's eaten with a "shmear" of cream cheese on a plain untoasted unbuttered unjellied water-bagel. It's considered the greatest delicacy, and is correspondingly typically served in a delicate-essen.

Lox comes to the butcher in a lox-box. One can't really use a horribly smelly lox-box for the body of an airplane, can one??? Hence, I have taken the liberty of substituting a 6 meter cabbage box in its place. If you really really want a lox-box, go fish it up yourself, and don't forget -- Mom doesn't clean the fish you caught.

If you take notes on the flight characteristics of each of my aircraft, you'll note serious differences in handling and acrobatics. This tiny craft is among the very best at border crossings, tight turns and landing. Enjoy!