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Homeward Bound: Build-a-Plane Adventure, Part 9
Our DIY flier takes one last moment to savor the serenity of British Columbia, then heads back to the Glasair build center to see what has become of another builder’s plane-in-progress.

Touch-and-No-Go: Build-a-Plane Adventure, Part 8
Landing on an isolated sandbar turns into a sticky situation when a buried wheel threatens to leave our DIY flier and his crew stranded 50 miles from civilization.

Only a Cadaver in Sight: Build-a-Plane Adventure, Part 6
For much of this leg of his trip toward the Arctic Circle, our DIY flier had 10,000 sq. mi. of visibility and zero sign of civilization-until his run-in with a burlesque show and a severed toe bathing in Jack Daniels, that is.

Zipfy’s Lightweight, Aerodynamic Mini Luge Is Snow-Day Throwback
It may be little more than a piece of molded plastic, but, boy, does the Zipfy Mini Luge roll down those hills. On a recent test of the sled on some pretty hardcore powder, this $40 toy brought hints of amateur Olympic prowess.

Still Waiting for the Ultimate Hybrid Plane-Boat: Time Machine (July 1989)
The Airfish II was supposed to debut in 1990, with a 20-ft. wingspan and 65-hp engine, and cruising speed of 72 mph. We’re still waiting, and Fischer is still working-his current prototype is called Airfish VIII.

Packing Up, Taking Off: Build-a-Plane Adventure, Part 4
After helping to build his team’s own plane, our DIY flier takes to the skies, ready to explore the mountains and valleys of British Columbia and the Yukon, probably visiting places that few people, if any, have ever stood. The first big test? Landing on blacktop.

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