The newly-restored F-24 enjoying the morning sun. [All Images Credited to Mike Davenport]

Golden Age Revival

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Werner Griesbeck's meticulous total rebuild brings a classic 1938 Fairchild F-24 back into the air after decades.
Humberd and his daughter using the 701 for some farm duty transportation. [All Images Credited to Jon Humberd]

Builder’s Spotlight

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Part 22 of an ongoing Zenith 750SD Xtreme build, pushing the design further into extreme STOL performance territory.
[Credit: Viking Aircraft Engines]

Editor’s Log

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A wide-ranging look at the myriad engine choices facing today's homebuilt aircraft builders, designers, and pilots.
[Credit: Lisa Turner]

Last Bits

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Should you or shouldn't you.
Author Bill Wilson takes a break from measuring and cutting the Lexan windshield during his Onex build. [All Images Credit to Bill Wilson]

Think Like A Builder

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The right mindset makes the difference.
Andrew bought a Thorp T-18 project, which started him down the road to experimental aircraft project ownership and construction. [Credit: Andrew Robinson]

Winging It

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Reflections on an aerospace career and writing.
[Credit: JetStream Rider]

2026 Avionics and Lights Buyer’s Guide

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The Homebuilt market in 2026 has more choices In avionics and lighting than ever.
1936 Model 75 Boeing Stearman, s/n 003 now CF-TCQ. [Credit: Mike Davenport]

1936 Boeing Stearman Rebuild

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A 30-year restoration.
[Credit: Chat GPT]

Homebuilder’s Insurance

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Insuring your aircraft investment.
Checking out East Tennessee scenery from the 701. [Credit: Jon Humberd]

Builder’s Spotlight

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Building them light enough to fly.

In Case You Missed It

Aero ‘lectrics

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A brighter approach to lamp dimmers.

Around the Patch

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Homebuilt aircraft manufacturers are sometimes reluctant to admit that they have created a less than perfect design, let alone offer a fix. Arion Aircrafts Nick Otterback is bucking that tide; by Marc Cook.

Wind Tunnel

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Nine simple rules, distilled from years of experience (making—and fixing—assorted mistakes), can help any aircraft designer avoid disaster.

Aero ‘lectrics

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This month, we look at how an airspeed indicator works and rig up a simple calibration tool for it;