Has anyone out there heard of a kit building company called "Dare Design"? If so, any observations as to their quality, including plans and instructions, would be appreciated. Thanks, all.
Max

I thought 'Dare' made cookies..

TTT,,

Been a long time,,, anyone else have an opinion on Dare kits?

I'm drawn to this one every time I see it in my ebay search
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...E:B:SS:US:1123

Thoughts from those who've built Dare kits please

nothin??

Do a Goggle search on Dare Model Kits. They make mostly small electric kits and have been around a long time,

Thanks, but I'm not looking for general company info,, I'm looking for real experience from those who have built them

"been araound for a long time" says volumes about a kit maker. They show up frequently on Fleabay.

Brodak Mfg. picked up the Dare line, check their web site.

I have one of their Sopwith Triplane kits. It would make a nice sport model. The wood is good quality and the plans are easy to understand. If you've built 'stick' kits before then this style of building is a no brainer! Not for the novice though with determination a novice could build one. Just lots fiddly parts to cut and fit.

Thanks,, that's the type of answer I was looking for

Popped up in my search and extra $2 off,, for $46.38 shipped I'll give it a chance