Amazing❤

very nice have a kite like this made by Takeshi Nishibayashi it uses a three string bridal the bones are bass wood and very thin fiberglass in light wind uses no tail flies great

Is he using an xpan?

ចុះឥឡូវមិនព្រមបង្រៀនសិស្សានុសិស្សឪ្យពួកគាត់ស្គាល់និងចេះធ្វើខ្លែងឯកខ្មែរទៀត 2022ហើយ🥰👍❤️

Seriously 20 yrs and i only just discovered the Rev today..... Thats crazy..

I saw it's eyes blink!

There needs to be a film made of Cody's life,,this would be a great film ?

I Love Cody Kites! I've repaired a couple, but haven't made one yet.

Nice video Scott.

Why though? That’s a really bad idea. Don’t ever do this again. Y’all are either really unsafe rocketeers or just horrible Kiters.

Fantastic, love it, wish I could have been there

Excellent instructions!

Video is not good because of mute.

My kite is pretty as can be, but the harness string keeps twisting and the kite won't fly. I'll keep tryng.

*AFAIK:* The _"Picavet"_ system for attaching the camera rig to the kite line was developed by a Frenchman named Pierre Picavet *around* 1912 - 1914, which was _after_ Lawrence shot hos San Fran aerial photos.

I am not sure if it was said in this video, but the "six-sided kite" - which I already know of just from that description - is a Japanese-style kite called a _Rokkaku._ And NO, I do NOT know the correct pronunciation pronunciation of that name for certain. **I** say "row-KAH-koo", although "rowkah-KOO" might be _more correcterer..._ 😊 FWLIW: On the subject of [mis]pronunciation, I *INTERMITTENTLY* do {or DID} KAP here in northeastern North Carolina. I have shot a _very few_ pics of Bodie Island Lighthouse - a national historic site - in the nearby NC Outer Banks. The name "Bodie" is pronounced like the word, _body._ HOWEVER, since I _did not know that_ and pronounced it "bow-dee" for the majority of my FIRST TWO DECADES LIVING HERE, well, "bow-dee" it is...😝😝😝

Scott H --> 👍👍

SOMEWHAT AMAZING, the amount of _resolution and detail_ captured on a {QUITE LARGE} 1906-vintage photographic negative [or plate?] using an {ALSO QUITE LARGE} 1906- vintage camera. *GOOD ON 'YA, MR. LAWRENCE!!!!*

😊😊😊😊🤗

No muy sumpango

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Dinabandhu

I am a kite flyer, but I have never seen anything like that.m how does this kit stays stand still..and then immediately turn..and obeys the instructions so beautifully. Brilliant design. If this could be turned into fighter kite, this being in great control will never loose the battles.. truly awesome

New video kita

Nice video. What are the dimensions of the kite?

So cute 😊😊

It will not fly

😖

The paper is too heavy so it won't stay on air for much time

wooooooooooooooooooow😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Beautiful and Amazing

They looks so funny!😎

Porfaaaavor esta es una tradición que no tiene nada que ver con la Guerra interna que hubo en Guatemala, no vengan a darle un tinte ideológico como lo hacen en este video. En Guatemala no murieron indígenas si no que Guatemaltecos de diferentes etnias donde muchos fueron en manos de movimientos subversivos. Así que aquí no hay una verdad absoluta. Atencion!!..

Brilliant

AK numder kids

Hermosa tradición. :-)

Beautiful. In the days before modern lightweight fabric and hollow fibreglass spars, when kites were feats of old school engineering. Lovely to see.

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it's great

wow

y vuela????

Gracias por la info,

Oldest kite? come on man do more research. Cambodian kite is the world oldest kite which is more than 2000years old. Not just several hundred years

good 30's music,

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I used to make this when I was a kid, but forgot how to. However I made it with sticks and plastic haha

thank u for teaching