Miller, Charles M · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 49
ey are not often made to fold, altho it is possible to make them so. Out of the box-kite has grown the aeroplane. Some good sizes for kites are: Six-foot kite:—6' long, 6' wide, 3' deep, 1'9" width of cell, f"xf" corner-pieces, 2'6" between cells, f"xf" spines. Nine-foot kite:—9' long, 9' wide, 4'… … Fig. 68. Fig. 67. The two kites just described may be modified in a number of ways as follows:—Two square kites side by side will give Fig. 69, and three side by side Fig. 70; these might be increased in both directions until a
Kites
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