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  1. FishHawk

    I finally became a pilot, and now I'm completely confused about my future build.

    I posted on this forum a while ago, and everyone seemed to agree that Double Eagle was the best build for me. BUT, now that I've learned to fly, my horizons expanded and nothing is clear anymore. I found out a lot of the things that I was asking about. A few good sides to buildining here: Wood...
  2. FishHawk

    Double Eagle or other alternative cheap and easy builds

    I recently registered on this forum and I asked some questions in the member introductions, but I am opening a new thread with better formulated questions now. Based on my previous projects(a buggy build and teardrop camper), I have the most experience with welding tube frames, and I've got top...
  3. FishHawk

    Hello from an aspiring pilot and experienced DIYer

    Hello everyone. I joined this forum to entertain myself and instead I found my next big project. I am a software developer, with a side business of knifemaking. I've always loved DIY projects, from as small as building IKEA kits, to building a buggy from scratch with a transplanted fiat 128...
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