Experienced Homebuilt Airplanes: A Piel CP.70 Beryl and A Thorp T-18

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Walking through the Homebuilt Camping area, I noted a couple of well-used airplanes. Now, I’m used to seeing, even owning, RVs with Hobbs recording...

Off The Scale!

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2/3 scale P-38 - an apex experimental, one of those over the top builds defying all norms of dedication and craftiness and it’s available for close inspection next to the Brown Arch.

Badlands Ultralight Grows a Nose Wheel

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This year, Badland unveils two major developments, a nose wheel and carbon fiber ribs.

How to Attract Pilots

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Cool airplanes and the chance to fly are great - but if you really want to attract a crowd of pilots, just bring free donuts!

Cheese Curd Tacos?

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I’ll be honest, I’m not much for out-of-the-box state fair foods, but I do love cheese curds (I grew up eating fresh ones -...

Oshkosh Diary: Leaving OSH

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A person can only have so much fun, even aviation fun in Oshkosh.

Aircraft Specialty Flightlines Brings Three New Smart Components to AirVenture

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Aircraft Specialty Flightlines, an AirVenture Veteran, has been innovating safer, more capable and easier to use components for experimental amateur aircraft builders for years.

Titan Tornado at AirVenture 2024

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We checked in with builder Dan Kroeplin on the 30th anniversary of the Titan Tornado.

Kitplanes Announces 2025 Ultimate FLYING Giveaway

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It’s in Kitplanes’ DNA to inspire pilots to fly—and to attract new aviators to the skies. And what compels most prospective pilots to start...

World Fastest Cleco Contest

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How fast can you place and remove 10 Clecos? As of noon on Wednesday, Glenn Gordon from EAA Chapter 512 (Placerville, CA) held the...

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Kitplanes December 1998 Cover

Archive: December 1988

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A Great Lakes biplane was on our December 1988 cover, and the issue contained...

Home Shop Machinist

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Billet oil-drain elbow.

Risky Business

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Target fixation in the air and the hangar. By Sid Mayeux.

The Home Machinist

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Charlie Taylor, the Wright brothers trusted right-hand man and machinist, made their early powered flight experiments possible. And he built the engine using only a drill press, a lathe, a simple scale and more than a little ingenuity; by Bob Fritz.