A Göppingen Gö1 Wolf from the german manufactury Sportflugzeugbau Göppingen Martin Schempp (designed by Wolf Hirth), today known as Schempp-Hirth.
Due to a treaty from the lost World War 1, Germany wasn't allowed, to produce flying machines with motors. So they took part in the starting time of sailplanes. Besides the Grunau Baby, the Gö1 was a 'high-end' sailplane for it's time, forming the growing gliding sport.

Controls may be hard, because the CoL isn't there where it should be, and I don't know why. Also it's a replica of an old plane, that wasn't that fast either, neither good at gliding very long. But away from that just have fun flying!

Challenge entry for @niggelas100's Pioneer Challenge