Keil Kraft EeZeBuilt sheet balsa rubber powered Free Flight models

This is the Hawker Hurricane. The color and markings have been enhanced from those used in the original kit. The markings are those provided on the kit box art. The model has a wing span of 17.5". We want to thank Matt Keennon for sending the scans of his kit contents.

This is the Me-109. The color and markings have been enhanced from those used in the original kit. The markings are those provided on the kit box art. The model has a wing span of 16.5". We want to thank Fritz Hansen for sending the scans of his kit contents. 

The Keil Kraft Spitfire continues the EeZeBilt series of WWII aircraft used in the European theater. This model has a wing span of 16 inches. The kit box art and information about the model suggest the Spitfire was an early member of the series. The kit markings were rather limited so the markings used on the No-Cal Spitfire were used for this model (the No. 317 (Wilenski) Squadron). Thanks go again to Fritz Hansen for supplying the scans of his kit contents.

The Bell Airacobra is next in the Keil Kraft EeZeBilt reproduction line up. While we like to use the kit box art for the color and markings on this models, this particular kit used art work depicting a natural metal finish. We elected to use markings that would take better advantage of the printed balsa process. The Airacobra has a wing span of 15".  Thanks to Ken Ketner who loaned us his nearly build model to use for developing a reproduction drawing package

Thanks to Dave Duaganne who supplied scans of his kit we have the Cessna Skylane from the EeZeBilt series. As has been the case with the others in the series a few "enhancements" have been applied to the reproduction model. The original had dark blue trim with the rest bare balsa. The bare balsa has been replaced with a complementary background color. The original kit did not include wheel pants. The Cessna Skylane just does not look right without them. As a result wheel pants have been included in the package. They can be used or left off.

Thanks to Hans Jacob Saxegard for providing scans of his kit.  As a result we have the Piper Comanche from the EeZeBilt series. As has been the case with the others in the series a few "enhancements" have been applied to the reproduction model. The original had red trim with the rest bare balsa to represent the white paint of the full scale airplane. The bare balsa has been replaced with deep yellow. We felt the bare balsa was a bit drab.

Thanks to Chris Blanch and Mike Stewart's excellent web site we have the Piper Super Cruiser from the EeZeBilt series. As has been the case with the others in the series a few "enhancements" have been applied to the reproduction model. The original had red trim with the rest bare balsa to represent the white paint of the full scale airplane. The bare balsa has been replaced with yellow. We felt the bare balsa was a bit drab.

Thanks to Andrew Darby for making scans of his kit content to be used in developing this reproduction package. The reproduction EeZeBilt P-51 has a few changes from the original kit. The markings have been changed from the dull all gray parts with black panel lines to those of the kit box art. The box art has a few errors relative to the actual P-51 Sky Bouncer that was a member of the 357th Fighter Squadron in the 361st Fighter Group. Those errors have been corrected with the markings used for the reproduction drawing package. The proof model in the photo has the Sky Bouncer name incorrectly done in black. It should be red. The drawing package has been corrected and includes a more faithful representation of the script name lettering. As has been the case with the other models in this series, the nose has been set up for easy removal for winding. The landing gear has also been modified to make fabrication easier.

This is one of the non scale models in the EeZeBilt kit series. Thanks to Ron Bartley who sent me a scan of the plan from the Sedan kit. The drawings for this package are based on the kit plan. I do think they are pretty close to the originals except were a few modifications were made to facilitate building and stretch winding.

Here is another non scale model in the EeZeBilt kit series. The source information for this reproduction package came from Mike Stewart's excellent web site. Mike shares scans of the kit plan and the kit parts from his Sportster kit. If you would like to see how the original kit looked visit Mike's web site. We wanted to do a Sportster following the format of the other reproduction drawing packages we have developed. The results are presented here. The markings have been enhanced somewhat from the original kit markings and a few structural changes have been made to accommodate stretch winding and the use of 1/32" balsa for the structure.

Thanks to Andrew Darby who supplied scans of his kit we have the Swallow from the EeZeBilt series. As has been the case with the others in the series a few "enhancements" have been applied to the reproduction model. The original had dark blue and orange trim with the rest bare balsa. The bare balsa has been replaces with a complementary color. The original kit did not include a pilot figure. Since this is an open cockpit model a pilot figure was added along with a few parts to enhance the strength of the fuselage in the cockpit area.

Thanks to Dave Livingston we have the Avia from the EeZeBilt series. This model has a 22 1/2" wing span. The original kit markings have been retained. Color has been added to the areas that were left as bare balsa on the original.

Also thanks to Dave Livingston we have the 18" span Sportsman from the EeZeBilt series. The original kit markings have been retained. Color has been added to the areas that were left as bare balsa on the original.

Here is a magazine advertisement for the complete Keil Kraft EeZeBilt series. There were two groups. A simpler to build series for less experienced modelers. The models in that series featured flat wings. The other segment of the series was devoted to scale models. The models in this group do have cambered wings and a bit more complex construction. Both groups of models are good fliers when built light.

One model remains in order to complete the entire series. It is the Rapier from the novice group. If anyone has any leads on an old kit or can provide scans of the kit content please let us know.