Doodlebug, the large-jawed larvae of the antlion; the term is sometimes used informally to describe other insects as well, such as the woodlouse or bombardier beetle
Doodlebug, a nickname given by the British to the V-1 flying bomb during the Second World War
Doodlebug, the name in the U.S. South for a dowsing rod to find minerals
Doodlebug, another word for someone possessing stupidity; may be related to the Low German word for a fool or simpleton: dudel
DoodleBug, a harness for a hang glider that contains a Radne Racket (Swedish for rocket) engine and propellor allowing the pilot to foot launch from flat ground.
Doodlebug, a device used by tile mechanics with a pole and swivel head, usually with a abrasive pad attached for the finishing of grout
Doodlebug, A device invented by karl used for pulling stumpsout of the ground in Durham, Ct. made by welding two transmissions together one ford one chevy
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If you are interested in any of his DoodleBug plans, please contact me and I will forward your request on to him.
After having built the DoodleBug, I still haven't actually built a geodetic wing because this wing simply has diagonal ribs and is not geodetic construction.
Since Flying Models was apparently tired of Doodlebugs, I gave the text and photos of the last 4 versions to STUNT NEWS, and the article and scaling procedure was published in the March/April 2005 issue, on Page 50.
In the United States, doodlebug was the common name for a self-propelled railroad car.
Doodlebugs sometimes pulled an unpowered trailer car, but were more often used singly.
They were popular with some railroads during the first part of the 20th century to provide passenger and mail service on lightly-used branch lines, obviating the need to operate conventional trains consisting of a locomotive and coaches.
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