Shipping

I usually use FedEx because they seem to be the cheapest method of shipping these parts and they have a drop-off location close to me. The shipping cost for wings with winglets to the continental United States seem to range from around $200-$450 depending on how far away from Las Vegas, NV you live. Canards are usually $20- $40. I don't make any money on shipping so I will charge you whatever FedEx charges me. If you decide you live close enough to come by and pick up the wings yourself, that's fine too. Just keep in mind that I will have to charge Texas, Nevada, or California sales tax if you make a local pick-up or you live in one of those states.

I get a lot of questions about box sizes so here they are:

Long-EZ, Cozy III or IV, Berkut, and E-Racer wings:

4 boxes     57" x 15" x 15" weighing approx. 16 lbs apiece
2 boxes     40" x 15" x 15" weighing approx. 13 lbs apiece
1 box         60" x 18" x 8" weighing approx. 14 lbs

Canard for all above aircraft is 1 additional box measuring 57" x 13" x 10" and weighing approx. 12 lbs

Note that these I have specifically designed each of these boxes to not only do a great job containing and protecting the foam parts but also to be sized under the oversize limits for FedEx or UPS. This alone will amount to a substantial savings over buying blocks of foam in the sizes called for in the plans from other vendors where 10 out of the 14 blocks will be charged oversized fees.

New options:

I'm now working with a trucking company and a sea freight company for other domestic and international shipping options. There is no automatic calculator for these options so contact me for an estimate.

For either truck freight or overseas shipping the cores need to be crated for protection and to make sure you don't lose a portion of them. There is a crating fee of $100 for this service.