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DFS Reiher III

  • The DFS Reiher III is a magnificent 6.3 meter scale glider we produce in the states under license from Germany based Tom Bode. Click below for more details.

SGU 1-7 1:3 Scale

  • The 1:3 scale SGU 1-7 is now ready for sale. If you like vintage pre-WWII gliders this is the kit for you! Click below for more details.

Schweizer SGS 1-23 1:5 Scale

  • Schweizer's SGS 1-23 is our best selling kit. This is the sailplane that Steve McQueen flew in the original Thomas Crown Affair. The 1-23 is available in both 1:5 and 1:4 scale. The 1:4 version has a 158" wingspan! Click below for details.

Hall Cherokee II 1:4 Scale

  • The 1:4 scale 132" wingspan Hall Cherokee II is a classic American sailplane. This all wood beauty was first built in the 50's and has been flown by enthusiasts around the world. Click below for more details.

Schweizer SGS 1 - 26E 1:4 Scale

  • The 1:4 scale 120" wingspan 1-26E model provides scale realism and the ability to add detail such as side hinged canopy, fully scale instrument panel, piano hinged dive brakes doors, fully built up and fabric covered control surfaces and more. Click below for details.

Piper Pawnee PA-25 1:4 Scale

  • Now that you've bought our 1:4 scale Hall Cherokee or 1-23 you need your own tow plane... and the Piper Pawnee is just about the most perfect towplane around. Our 1:4 scale Pawnee is perfect for clubs looking for a tow plane to add to their fleet. Click below for more details.

Thermic 3-Pack 18, 20, B

  • Great for kids! Great for beginners. This set comes with three of Frank Zaic's well known designs - the Thermic 18 (12.5" wingspan"), Thermic 20 (18" wingspan), and the Thermic "B" (20" wingspan).Click below for details.

Thermic 50, 50-X and 70

  • The classic Frank Zaic/Jasco designed Thermic 50, 50X and 70 are all here. These vintage kits have been updated and adapted by Tom Martin to build in about half the time with self-jigging and pre-shaped parts. Click below for details.

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We've Launched The gulls!

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We've launched the gulls!

First up on the flight line is the DFS Reiher III. The Reiher is at the cutters and will start shipping February. The Reiher is priced at $1,499 for a limited time. Click here for kit details.

Next up is the Lawrence Tech IV. The retail price for the LT-IV is $1,199 and we will begin producing two kits per month beginning in May. The kit will include everything except long stock and planking/sheeting.

Last up is the Condor IV which is priced at $1,899. The Condor is still going through final production prepping here in the states and will be available for sale March 1.

I will be updating the Aerosente web site over the next week with more details on the gulls.

Happy landings!

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I would be interested in more details.

In particular the Reiher.

Posted by: Julian | January 25, 2010 at 03:57 PM

Hi

A beautiful kit!

But do you ship to Europe?

I am in Belgium.

Julian

Posted by: Julian | February 02, 2010 at 01:58 PM

Hi Julian, Tom Bode is the designer and produces the kit in Germany - you can contact him at www.woodwings.de

Thanks for your interest.

Posted by: Mike Smock | February 06, 2010 at 08:43 AM

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