Canada Aviation & Space Museum: Evans VP-1, and Longwing aircraft

Czerwiski-Shenstone Harbinger sailplane (Serial No. C1), C-FZCS.

Easy Riser Ultra-light.

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Evans VP-1, C-GUPY.

Experimental longwing ultra-light-weight aircraft, sponsored by the Kenneth Molson Foundation, Bombardier, Kevlar, Dupont, and Newport.

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