Exploring asymmetry with an unconventional configuration Article, photos, and design by Terry Dunn Read the full article in the May 2014 issue of Model Aviation.I recently set out to expand my understanding of asymmetric aircraft. When I began this quest for knowledge, I had the classic examples of asymmetry in mind—namely the Blohm und Voss Bv 141 and Rutan Boomerang. Both of these designs are proven successes, yet their unconventional configurations make one question how they can even fly in a straight line. My breakthrough came when I realized that nearly all propeller-driven…