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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• Target Kite Edwin T.Hamilton

  

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• Ten Kite Designs Edwin T.Hamilton

  

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• Tétard Chachapoya

  

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• Three-Stick Kite Edwin T.Hamilton

  

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• tradicional, Cometa Ika Bremer

  

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• Train de Cerfs-volants Monsieur Vansnickt

  

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• Tren de Estrellas Alfonso Pérez Arnal

  

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• Tulka J. R. Tolman

  

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• Two-Stick Kite Edwin T.Hamilton

  

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• U. S. Eagle Kite Edwin T.Hamilton

  

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• V13 Georges Rival

  

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• Vaquita de San Antonio Glenn Davison

  

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• Vascello Balinese Max Mula

  

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• Veliero Gruppo Aquilonisti Vulandra

  

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• Vlieger hollandais Chachapoya

  

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• Waaier Jan van Leeuwen

  

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• Wave kite Godfrey Gamble

  

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• WDR drachen WDR

  

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• Wolf

  

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• Wolf Genki Carl Crowell

  

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