Kits - Aircraft Stories |
|
|
1
| 2
Next >
|
|
 |
AIRCRAFT SPRUCE
PERSPECTIVES ON HOMEBUILDINGAircraft Spruce & Specialty has always admired, supported and encouraged people who want to build their own aircraft. Because we believe you can never say enough about the values and virtues of homebuilding, we have decided to share a variety of Perspectives on Homebuilding with any and all who enjoy reading about that subject. It’s free. Click here to view more details. |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
1932 E2 TAYLOR CUB AIRCRAFT STORYWe all have a project that has just been hanging around, but for whatever reason, never seem to be able to get around to. For us here at the Western North Carolina Air Museum that project was our 1932 Taylor E-2 Cub which was literally hanging around: from the rafters in our museum hanger. Click here to view more details. |
| |
|
|
|
 |
BREEZY N5150 AIRCRAFT STORYI completed my Breezy in Dec. 2005 after four years of part time fabrication and construction. The chromoly tubing, hardware, covering supplies, paint and all of the instrumentation was purchased through Aircraft Spruce during the build period. Click here to view more details. |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
DAKOTA HAWK AIRCRAFT STORYThe neighbor lady and her young grandson stood admiring my handiwork as it sat jauntily on my driveway. “I just had to show my grandson the big model airplane you’re building; I can’t believe how big it is!” “Well” I replied, “That’s because it’s not a model, I plan on flying it once I’m done.” Click here to view more details. |
| |
|
|
 |
1946 STINSON 108-1 AIRCRAFT STORYIt has been a lifelong goal to take up flying again since I took lessons as a teenager and an opportunity came up to get a project plane from my cousin that looked like something I could do. We purchased it and are now restoring a 1946 Stinson 108-1 that was flown and then a rebuild started over 25 years ago that got stalled. Click here to view more details. |
| |
|
1
| 2
Next >
|
|
