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This is the Aeolus, an airship created by Paul Haenlein. It's motor used the balloon's gas, so it needed a ballonett with a fan to keep the pressure.
It's first and only flight was at the 13. december 1873, and though the test was successful, Haenlein discontinued the project because of the loss of funds.
The Aeolus was 50,2 metres long and the balloon had an aperture of 9,2 metres. My creation has nearly the same measure.

It's first and only flight was at the 13. december 1873, and though the test was successful, Haenlein discontinued the project because of the loss of funds.
The Aeolus was 50,2 metres long and the balloon had an aperture of 9,2 metres. My creation has nearly the same measure.

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