"Myunn" Corvair-powered Sonex

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“Myunn” (N319WF), a Corvair powered Sonex airframe, was purchased from a previous owner who had begun the fuselage and intended to use an Aerovee...

Bob Alexander’s RV-7

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On May 10, 2013 I made my first flight in my completed RV-7. After a decade of building it was finally time to experience...

Kitplanes Sensenich Factory Tour

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Kitplanes and AVweb took a quick tour of the Sensenich wooden prop factory in Plant City, Florida to see how the props are made.

AKIA Covers Lengthy Agenda with EAA

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Members of the Aircraft Kit Industry Association (AKIA) sat down recently with senior staff at EAA headquarters in Oshkosh, WI to discuss a variety...

Kitplanes Joins AKIA

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Kitplanes magazine is pleased to announce that we have become the newest member of the Aircraft Kit Industry Association. AKIA was formed in 2012...

Bob Cartwright's RV-7

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RV-7 N646RC (Builder # 71194) flew for the first time on the morning of October 4, 2011 after 8 years of construction with Jerry...

Copperstate Fly-In Underway South of Phoenix

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Day One of the 2013 Copperstate Fly-in at the Casa Grande airport south of Phoenix, Arizona was relaxed but attracted a number of visiting...

Rich Guilfoil's Rans S6S

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After 6+ years of somewhat part-time building and 1750 hours, I first flew my completed not-so-quick-build Rans S6S on July 15, 2013. It's powered...

Brady Butterfield’s Goat 4 Glider

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I made a scratch-built, ultra-light glider over the past summer as an introduction to home-built aircraft. I completed my maiden flight testing this past...

Kentucky Twin Zeniths

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N750MN took to the sky on September 10th, 2013 for her maiden voyage. N750HB followed on September 11, 2013. Mike Norton and Dick Booher,...

In Case You Missed It

Engine Theory: Carburetion

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Getting air and fuel into the engine.

Cable Classroom

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Most homebuilt aircraft use control cables, so it's helpful to understand how to select, install and maintain them.

Laps and Lapping

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Lapping was an important step featured in two recent columns. Last month’s gauge block...

Vacuum Bagging for Homebuilders

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Pleats, punctures and vacuum loss, oh my! Patrick Thomson addresses all of these potential problems and more in the last installment of his series on vacuum bagging at home.