A Malaysian fighting kite is highly manuverable. The kite is made of a simple bamboo cross frame and rice paper. The line used for flying it is embedded with glue and broken glass powder. When the agressor brings his lines across an opponent he releases the reel and the line acts like a hack saw (broken glass).
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A Malaysian fighting kite is highly manuverable. The kite is made of a simple bamboo cross frame and rice paper. The line used for flying it is embedded with glue and broken glass powder. When the agressor brings his lines across an opponent he releases the reel and the line acts like a hack saw (broken glass).
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41. How to make a Malaysian fighting kite: Why/How fighting?
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Monday, December 29, 2008. A Malaysian fighting kite is highly manouverable. It has no tail and can be moved sideways or up and down at will. The string used for flying it, has been specially treated. It is an elaborate process using a secret concoction of glue and powdered glass on a line (No: 40 or 60 Anchor). The winner is the kite left flying after an "encounter" with an opponent in the sky. That was why we didn't take to it with interest. January 5, 2009 at 7:07 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
41. How to make a Malaysian fighting kite: preparing the bamboo
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008. Dry the bamboo for a week in the sun and split it into thin strips using a chopper or. Select a straight piece and whittle it into a circular shape as shown in the photo. Prepare the vertical piece. It must be strong enough to withstand strong winds. Tie the two pieces together to form a cross. Complete the frame as shown with strains to support the paper(aerodynamically balanced and forming an aerofoil shape). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Adding the rice paper.
41. How to make a Malaysian fighting kite: adding the rice paper
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008. Adding the rice paper. Stick the frame to a piece of rice paper using sticky tape and glue. Remove all extra material with a box cutter and ruler. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 41 How to make a Malaysian fighting kite. Adding the rice paper. List of materials required. Adding the plastic to frame. View my complete profile.
41. How to make a Malaysian fighting kite: December 2008
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Monday, December 29, 2008. A Malaysian fighting kite is highly manouverable. It has no tail and can be moved sideways or up and down at will. The string used for flying it, has been specially treated. It is an elaborate process using a secret concoction of glue and powdered glass on a line (No: 40 or 60 Anchor). The winner is the kite left flying after an "encounter" with an opponent in the sky. Wednesday, December 17, 2008. Adding the rice paper. List of materials required. 4 scissors or box cutter.
41. How to make a Malaysian fighting kite: List of materials required
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008. List of materials required. 1 bamboo (2 sections, tembiang). 2 ball of thread (No: 8 or 10 Anchor, 100M). 3 Swiss army knife or any sharp pen knife. 4 scissors or box cutter. 5 rice paper or thin plastic bag. 10 plastic fishing reel. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 41 How to make a Malaysian fighting kite. Adding the rice paper. List of materials required. Adding the plastic to frame. View my complete profile.
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41. How to make a Malaysian fighting kite
Monday, December 29, 2008. A Malaysian fighting kite is highly manouverable. It has no tail and can be moved sideways or up and down at will. The string used for flying it, has been specially treated. It is an elaborate process using a secret concoction of glue and powdered glass on a line (No: 40 or 60 Anchor). The winner is the kite left flying after an "encounter" with an opponent in the sky. Wednesday, December 17, 2008. Adding the rice paper. List of materials required. 4 scissors or box cutter.
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