Kite Plan Base (KPB) - 1 line - Flat Kites

The flat kites are the most common kites in the world; some bars build a geometric area overdrawn by fabric or paper, which builds the name giving flat form.
They fly instable, therefore they need a stabilizing tail or something similar.

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• Poire Chachapoya

  

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• Roncador Juan Miguel Suay

  

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• Schwalbendrachen Hans Snoek

  

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• Serpiente Thailandesa Juan Miguel Suay

  

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• serpiente, Cometa Franklin García Marín

  

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• Siamese snake kite Margaret Greger

  

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• Sleevin-vlieger Jan van Leeuwen

  

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• Sode J. R. Tolman

  

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• Sode Dako Thomas-Michael Rudolph

  

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• Sode Dako Thomas-Michael Rudolph

  

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• Sode Dako Ralf Dietrich

  

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• Square Jan van Leeuwen

  

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• Square incher microkite Kel Krosschell

  

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• Square Kite Edwin T.Hamilton

  

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• Star Kite Edwin T.Hamilton

  

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• Stern Michael Böttcher

  

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• Sugar Glider Wangaratta Primary School

  

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• tajada, Cometa Juan Carlos Vasquez

  

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• Tako Kichi

  

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• Tarasca Juan Miguel Suay

  

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