Another great video of the Toothless Kite that we made for 20th Century Fox’s ‘How To Train A Dragon 2’. Flying through Tower Bridge in London. The Toothless Kite is 18 meters long and has a wingspan of 11 meters. The kite flyers on the day were Blake Pelton, Peter and Elwyn Lynn, Simon and Lyndall Chisnall and Paul Reynolds.
Another great video of the Toothless Kite that we made for 20th Century Fox’s ‘How To Train A Dragon 2’. Flying through Tower Bridge in London. The Toothless Kite is 18 meters long and has a wingspan of 11 meters. The kite flyers on the day were Blake Pelton, Peter and Elwyn Lynn, Simon and Lyndall Chisnall and Paul Reynolds.
At Peter Lynn Kites our show kites have been inflated outside for static displays in shopping malls and museums. But I think this is a first, the Blue Whale being used in a ballet, as you will see from the photos it looked amaizing! The ballet is [...]
The busy International Kite Festival season is well under way for another year. There seems to be more events every year with at least one event every week. The week just been being a very busy one for the Peter Lynn Kites Team. Gav Mulvay attending the [...]
Yet again Nelson showed off what a great place it is and that it has more sun shine hours then other place in New Zealand. With perfect weather and a nice steady wind off the sea, it was great times had by all that came to Neale [...]
The Peter Line Kite crew inside the 30 meter long Blue Whale kite holding a 8 meter long Humpback whale kite. From left-Peter Lynn, Simon Chisnall, Gav Mulvay, Pam Shanahan and Elwyn Lynn. Absent from photo Craig Hansen and Jenny Cook.
Dear faithful existing customers and prospective new Kite owners. We have something important to say, we have thought long and hard about this. Something that has been difficult to work through, for many reasons, one of which is not devaluing the faithfulness of our long term friends and customers, [...]
KITE FESTIVALS ARE GETTING BETTER AGAIN The first international kite festivals I went to- in the 1970’s (whoops showing my age a bit here)- were exciting events. We flew our kites with real passion back then- or maybe it just seems that we did because it was [...]
RE-INVENTING THE WHEEL The ‘something more dramatic’ that was to have been my subject this month is delayed on account of unsuitable weather- that is, it’s been kite flying as usual. But my ear to the ground tells me that no-one is breathing down our necks or [...]
Pilots and Lifters (skirt lifters that is) (A passing wind to get your attention, that last bit). The first America’s cup in 1851 was an unequal contest between the schooner ‘America’ and a fleet of the best of British- and to tilt the playing field even further, [...]