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Designed by Paul Poberezny as a successor to the EAA Biplane, the Acro Sport offers performance and excellent aerobatic capability in the Sportsman and intermediate categories. Purposely uncomplicated and straight forward, the Acro Sport design has been chosen by hundreds of schools for project Schoolflight programs. It has a wide landing gear which provides superb…
This versatile biplane offers the outstanding opportunity to experience open cockpit flying with a friend. Excellent aerobatic trainer with responsive controls and docile straight and level flight characteristics.Powerplants can range from 108 hp to 200 hp. Cruise at 123 mph (180 hp), stall at 53 and max out at 152. The wide gear, large wheels…
The Bakeng Deuce is a two place parasol that is great for plain everyday or weekend flying. It is of a basic aircraft design utilizing a steel tube fuselage. The structure is faired with plywood and aluminum formers which support spruce stingers. Wings are of basic wooden construction with solid spruce spars. the Deuce is…
These are replacement raw materials for the Barracuda.
The Bearhawk is a 4-place built design with generous proportions and superior performance. The design parameter were for a heavy hauling BIG airplane with a good cruise speed and economical operation. Short field performance is excellent with the large flaps. The Bearhawk has an all metal wing with a fabric covered steel tube fuselage and…
BK1 Light Sport Plane Pilot Size: Up to 6 ft 4 in 250 lb in the roomy cockpitCruise: 130 mph for 400 miles with reservesFuel: 3-3.5 Gallons per Hour – Automobile GasBaggage: 30 lbs in roomy compartment-For that week long fly-inStall: Light Sport Aircraft Category 48 mph no flap, 45 mph full flapsOptions: Tricycle or…
Designed and constructed by Charles Roloff, Carl Unger, and Bob Liposky, the Breezy was first introduced in 1965, and hailed as one of the most distinctive and unusual homebuilt designs to ever attend an EAA Fly-in. Though there have been a lot other designs, particularly homebuilts, that embody the open cockpit which trademarks a Breezy,…
The new AQUAJET X, designed by Don James, and inspired by forthcoming warbirdsF22 Raptor and X35 Joint Strike Fighter, provides the next level of flyingexcitement and realism between the AquaJet and a real airplane. To provide vectored thrust via rudder pedals while creating the jet enginesound you can add an electric leaf blower (electric leaf…
Christavia MK-4 (4 place} We have acquired the design rights to the popular Christavia MK1, Christavia MK2, and MK4 homebuilt aircraft from the designer, Ron Mason of Elmwood Aviation in Canada. The Christavia was designed in 1982 as a mission field workhorse. Design requirements were short take-off and landing, small engine (low fuel consumption), low…
The Corby Starlet is an all wood, ply and fabric covered, single seat, low wing cantelever monoplane. It is stressed for sportsmen aerobatics at 4.5g. The design has established a reputation for excellent performance for its horsepower and capability being both cross country plane and an excellent aerobatic platform. For more information contact: CSN 1335…
If you are a Cozy builder or Homebuilt enthusiast, you will love this short film fromAircraft Spruce. The film has many breathtaking scenes as It follows a Cozy Mark IV in flight over various locales. The beautiful cinematography is sure to entice the potential Cozy builder. It truly captures the romance, adventure, and experience of…
The Durand Mk V was a two-seat sports biplane aircraft developed in the United States in the 1970s and marketed for home building. The design was distinctive due to a large negative stagger on the wings, but was otherwise conventional. The single-bay wings were braced with I-struts, and while both upper and lower wings were…
This plane is a structurally simple and easy-to-fly airplane designed to the requirements of the Experimental Aircraft Association for home construction and storage in a space 7 x 8 x 20, which is equivalent to the standard home garage. Great emphasis has been placed upon safe flight characteristics and good low-speed performance for takeoff and…
Designed by George Pereira, the GP-4 is a high performance two place side-by-side kit aircraft which is a fast, efficient cross country performer. Construction is primarily of wood and steel. the GP-4 is becoming the choice of many builders seeking a solid, traditionally constructed scratch built aircraft. Contact Information:Michael WiltOsprey Aircraft LLC136 Castle Hill RdWindham,…
The KR-1 (single place) was designed in the early 1970’s by the late Ken Rand. This popular aircraft combine composite and wood construction to produce fast, efficient aircraft that remain good sellers year after year. The KR-1 is a single seat low wing aircraft which can be powered by a certified or auto conversion engine.It…
KR-2 (two place) was designed in the early 1970’s by the late Ken Rand. This popular aircraft combine composite and wood construction to produce fast, efficient aircraft that remain good sellers year after year. The KR-2 is a high speed, two seat, side-by-side aircraft which can be powered by a certified or auto conversion engine….
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