Aerocrafter Book, Homebuilt Aircraft Kits and Plans, Experimental Airplanes, Kit Planes, 8th Edition.

EAA continues to enhance programs that meet the needs of builders and restorers. Some of the most recent additions are the Homebuilt  Aircraft council, which includes experienced builders from throughout the country who help form policy and programs to assist EAA members; Homebuilders' Headquarters on the EAA members' website, which offers detailed information for builders and restorers; and the EAA SportAir Workshops, with hands-on experience for a particular type of airplane or in a variety of building and restoring skills. 

EAA's other resources can also help make your project a success. Technical Counselors and Flight Advisors are ready to help so both  your project and piloting skills are ready when it's time for that first flight. EAA Chapters are perfect places to find people locally who match your enthusiasm for the world of flight. Of course, EAA AirVenture Oshkosh continues to be the ultimate destination and live  education resource for aviation enthusiasts. 

This new edition of AeroCrafter fits well with EAA programs and activities. There are a number of new features in this edition that  enhance its value. One of the most important is the accompanying CD-ROM that contains information in an easy-to-use format for your  computer. 
I hope the project of your dreams becomes reality. EAA is ready to help. 
Tom Poberezny, EAA President 

About the Author
EAA, The Leader In Recreational Aviation has more than 170,000 members around the world - young and old, pilot and non-pilot - representing virtually the entire spectrum of aviation. More than 1,000 Chapters form the backbone of EAA's "grass roots" constituency, providing valuable support for EAA programs and activities. Technical Counselors and Flight Advisors help EAA homebuilders maintain high quality standards in amateur-built aircraft. EAA's monthly magazine, Sport Aviation, keeps members up to date on current trends, technology, personalities and issues. Three unique Divisions are open to EAA members interested in specific aircraft or activities, such as vintage aircraft, Warbirds or aerobatics. Each Division also benefits from its own magazine. the monthly Experimenter magazine, meanwhile, caters to ultralight, light plane and homebuilders interests. EAA maintains a high profile in Washington D.C., so that the interests of its members are presented and protected. Other benefits are also available, including technical manuals and "how to" videotapes on a wide variety of aviation subjects. EAA puts the fun into flying!