Note that the Divider is part of the plastic panel
already attached to the Central Keel...
Lay the kite down with the lower surface plastic against the floor.
View the kite from the front while lifting the upper surface plastic away from the floor a little.
Notice how there are 8 T-shapes in the air intake,
including where the side keels meet the lower surface plastic. See
below for a close-up of one such T-shape...
The pictures show the tail end of the Central
Keel...
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Do you need some kite line? This 3-pack of simple winders with 300ft lines from Amazon should be ideal. They are all ready to go with 50 pound line. This strength is good for bridles and flying lines for all the MBK kites up to the 1.2m (4ft) sizes.
My instructions for connecting a flying line don't mention swivel clips, but the swivels included in this product are good and strong. So go ahead and use them if you want to :-) Otherwise they can just be snipped off.
As mentioned earlier, there's more kite-making on this site than you can poke a stick at :-) Want to know the most convenient way of using it all?
The Big MBK E-book Bundle is a collection of downloads - printable PDF files which provide step-by-step instructions for many kites large and small. Every kite in every MBK series.