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Traction kite designer, using Foilmaker. [French]
A growing collection of resources related to miniature kite making and using kites in the classroom for educational purposes.
Japanese master of Hamamatsu Kites.
Byobu dako (folding screen kites).
Japanese master of miniature kite building.
Master of the Baramon kite.
Kites 4 Kids. Team Positive Lift of Melbourne, Australia. Aerial Displays, Festivals, School Workshops, Stunt Kite Exhibitions.
Builder of modern Japanese kites and KAP enthusiast.
Tombi-style birds built from sooty bamboo and washi paper.
Third generation builder of Tsugaru kites.
Traditional Japanese kite builder.
A site dedicated to the kites of Thailand.
Japanese builder of bird kites.
Single line kite builder.
Master builder of Edo kites.
Enthusiastic German flier and builder. Galleries of photos from many German festivals.
The Virtual Kite Zoo - Descriptions, plans, pictures of many kite varieties, a FAQ in itself
New Zealand with pictures of his own creations and several plans.
A compendium of Ron's postings to rec.kites.
Introduction to kite making and history. [Flash]
Stacked Revolutions and single line kites.
Master builder of the Sanjo Rokkaku, from Sanjo, Japan.
Canadian flier, his family and festivals.
Modern kite train builders.
Includes site with many plans, Information on Codys and German festivals.
This page shows some of the miniature and one not so miniature kites made by Tom Tinney.
Japanese builder of modern kite trains.
Third generation traditional Tosa kite builder.
Maker of many kinds of creative kites since 1935.
Kite flier, designer and movie maker. Known for freestyle and trick flying.
Traditionally painted Japanese Edo kites.
Modern creative kites.
This page shows some of the miniature and one not so miniature kites made by Tom Tinney.
Traditionally painted Japanese Edo kites.
Includes site with many plans, Information on Codys and German festivals.
The Virtual Kite Zoo - Descriptions, plans, pictures of many kite varieties, a FAQ in itself
Traction kite designer, using Foilmaker. [French]
A growing collection of resources related to miniature kite making and using kites in the classroom for educational purposes.
New Zealand with pictures of his own creations and several plans.
Canadian flier, his family and festivals.
Traditional Japanese kite builder.
Maker of many kinds of creative kites since 1935.
Japanese master of miniature kite building.
Third generation builder of Tsugaru kites.
Modern kite train builders.
Third generation traditional Tosa kite builder.
Kites 4 Kids. Team Positive Lift of Melbourne, Australia. Aerial Displays, Festivals, School Workshops, Stunt Kite Exhibitions.
Tombi-style birds built from sooty bamboo and washi paper.
Enthusiastic German flier and builder. Galleries of photos from many German festivals.
Master builder of Edo kites.
Introduction to kite making and history. [Flash]
Stacked Revolutions and single line kites.
Single line kite builder.
A site dedicated to the kites of Thailand.
Modern creative kites.
Builder of modern Japanese kites and KAP enthusiast.
Japanese builder of bird kites.
Master of the Baramon kite.
Japanese builder of modern kite trains.
Master builder of the Sanjo Rokkaku, from Sanjo, Japan.
Kite flier, designer and movie maker. Known for freestyle and trick flying.
Byobu dako (folding screen kites).
Japanese master of Hamamatsu Kites.
A compendium of Ron's postings to rec.kites.
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