Construction Overview

After years of building and flying RC model aircraft I decided to transition into an ultralight. After researching the internet for a proven design and one within my ability, I settled on the Skypup. I purchased the plans (SN# 003363) from the Vintage Ultralight and Lightplane Association web site for $75 in February of 2001. My adventure begins!

Meet the MACH NONE!

Building the MachNone

A Sky Pup Construction Project

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