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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• Genki aus Seide Heinrich Vogelmann

  

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• Gypsy E.W.Redmond

  

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• Hamburger Eddy-Kette G. Blattert / R. Kregovski

  

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• Headstick kite St. Georges School

  

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• hexagonal, Cometa Franklin García Marín

  

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• Hexagone Chachapoya

  

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• Hexagone-baby Chachapoya

  

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• hexágono, Barrilete Matias Botbol

  

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• il No-Wind Luigi Lamberti

  

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• Indian Chief Kite Edwin T.Hamilton

  

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• Kinderdrachen Hans Snoek

  

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• Kleiner Sturmdrachen Jochen Rieper

  

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• Koppelen tot een trein Vlieger Magazin

  

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• Krawatte Hilmar Kühnl

  

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• Krawatte Roberto Parmesani

  

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• L'ombrello Paolo Vigo e Sandra Grandesso

  

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• La Cometa Ivira Urike et Jairo Montoya

  

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• La Mongolfiera Paolo Vigo e Sandra Grandesso

  

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• Ladybug Wayne Hosking

  

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• Losanga Max Mula

  

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