Quicksilver Sprint II construction, tube and wire bolt together construction.

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Quicksilver MX series Sprint II construction.

That is all of the tubes are bent and drilled and the builder simply puts it together like a big "Meccano set."

The aluminum tubing is all aircraft grade ensuring the highest quality. With all tubing pre-anodized to help cut down on corrosion. The sails are pre-cut and sewn ready for installation.

Assembly or building of the kit can be done in the area of a single or two car garage. Tools required are regular sockets and wrenches for the airframe and metric for the engine. Other tools include a drill, soldering iron, torque wrench and hand rivet gun.

The whole process should take between 50 and 75 hours depending on the options.

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