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This is How I Spent My SnF
...Avgas and JetA so that I’ll be ready to simply let the electrons flow through the motor in the eXenos when we’re ready. When your welding table isn’t quite big...
Going Overboard
...consider when building your plane. Many designs make no provision to fully close the cockpit from the aft fuselage, and a simple panel might help. At least most have canopies...
Stalled!
...big move, I had been steadily making progress with three good friends (each building their own copy, for a total of four aircraft). Bill, Wayne and Steve eventually moved on...
TL Sport Offers New Amateur-Built Retractable Luxury Cruiser
...it up for delivery to you in the U.S. The big advantage of this process is that you not only participate in the adventure of building your own plane in...
Resurrected RV-6 Shines
...that his dreams of building and then flying his own aircraft were gone. Thankfully, things got better and Dave wistfully perused Barnstormers for another chance to get back into homebuilding....
A Gyroplane Sticks Out at HBC
...time returning to Granbury, making sure to skirt unpleasant weather. Jay has a good friend who will be building an AutoGyro Cavalon (two place side by side model) and they...
Steve Ashby Visits the Parts Exchange
If you’re at Sun ‘n Fun 2023, you need to visit the parts exchange building. Looking for a project? Need some cheap airplane parts? KITPLANES contributor Steve Ashby takes a...
May 2023
...#1 homebuilt aviation magazine. Written exclusively for enthusiasts like you, our editors pack each issue with need-to-know information on building, flying, designing and maintaining your own amateur-built category manned aircraft....
SX Appeal
...caused me to make the decision to start building airplanes again was the fact that single-engine airplanes had been flying at the same speeds since the 1930s. I thought, since...
What Makes a Show Plane?
For the most part, we accept that the company providing our kit aircraft—or the people who penned the plans, should we be scratch-building—have done the hard work of inventing and...













