Kites: A Practical handbook for the modern kite flyer (Used)
The age old pastime of kite flying has recently experienced a dramatic increase in popularity owing to the introduction of bold new designs and materials for improved standards of efficiency. In this completely revised and updated edition of one of the best books ever written on the hobby, Ron Moulton (founder of the British Kite Flying Association) and Pat Lloyd (an internationally respected draughtsman) provide all the latest information on making and flying modern kites. The authoritative text and detailed drawings and even more colour photographs combine to describe the new era of advanced models, the latest materials and the expert skills required. Specialities such as kit fighting with the Rokkaku design, aerial photography, Parabear drops and team aerobatics are supported by 30 fully-dimensioned kite plans that embrace the traditional, the simple and the sophisticated.
No longer in print, these copies have been found used, and are for sale here as critical reading for any budding kite maker or enthusiast.
Only 4 left in stock
Description
Used Softcover, Second Edition, 256 pages, 1997
As a used copy, each product is unique but in good condition. Some hail from libraries, and have the typical Dewey Decimal sticker on the spine, with return cards and library writing on the inside cover or pages.
Ron Moulton — is the founder of the British Kite Flying Association. Pat Lloyd — is an internationally respected draughtsman. Together, they provide all the latest information on making and flying modern kites. A must have encyclopedia for practical techniques and materials.
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