Rotorcraft
Let's go on Safari
Flying the Baby Belle
KITPLANES Magazine, November 1998
Flying the Baby Belle*
Raising this Baby is pure fun.
Photos: Ken Armstrong and courtesy of Canadian Home Rotors, Inc.
*(Note: In 1999 name changed to Safari)
Looking for a rugged, nostalgic helicopter that uses a certified aircraft engine? The Baby Belle from Canadian Home Rotors, Inc. (CHRI) is a proven kit helicopter with 264 kits sold and more than 90 completed and flying. The company has also built fly-away helicopters for the overseas…
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