These are the Wooden Airplanes You Can Buy Or Build at Home

Wood has been instrumental throughout history, providing immense benefits to people. Its flexibility and abundance allowed people to build houses, and later, boats that facilitated transportation for many years. It even played a significant role in the creation of the first car, and when the aviation era began in 1903, the Wright brothers chose wood for their first plane due to its lightweight and easily moldable properties. Although technological advancements led to the replacement of wood with stronger, more durable metals in aviation, wood still has a presence in the industry. In fact, there are still wooden airplanes available today that you can buy or build yourself as kits, ensuring a safe and nostalgic flying experience. Therefore here are the top 10 wooden planes you can buy or build yourself.
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[@dcstrng1]

So where's the Piet' ????

[@larrymorrison904]

Most of these only have wood wings, but some are all wood. The Wacos, Stearmans, Staggerwings, and Howards are pretty much millionaire's airplanes. Big price tags and big operational costs. And the Cassutt? Well you better be almost child size. I'm 6 feet tall and average size and I could barely get in it and then couldn't close the canopy. Very tiny cockpit.

[@peteacher52]

What a surprise! A rare example of the Ebony Coast hosting such a crime.

[@Greatlakessailing]

Several of these are mostly metal.

[@19sloper]

And Cassutt is pronounced with the accent on the first syllable and sut, not soot. CA-sut

[@N4HHE]

“A Cessna one-hundred and eighty two.” Get better text to speech software. Or at least edit it. No one says it that way.

[@19sloper]

Learn to pronounce WACO. Waco with a long A is a town in Texas.

[@aerotowguy]

Right. Wahco , not Wayco.

[@indiekiddrugpatrol3117]

Karma lol