KevinR

Thanks again for the input. I am guessing that this would be more correct then? I was thinking the lower kites would interfere with the main line leading to the biggest / anchor kite. Or does the largest kite need to be the lowest?

I also forgot to ask....... What would be the best length for the leader strings to the individual kites from the MAIN string? I'll be flying these at the beach, so there will be a good breeze all day. Thanks in advance. Kevin

Hi Windsofchange, I believe that is what I was looking for. Thanks for the advise. When I said "Train", I had seen pictures of the exact same shape and size kites stacked in a row with the string running through them to form the "train" so I was under the impression that was the name of that particular style. I wasn't aware that implied to multiple kites on the same line. I'm including a rough example of what I'm looking to do as oppssed to what I understood a train to be. Once again, THANK YOU for your help. Kevin

Hi Everybody, New guy here and my question may seem a little odd to some, but I didn't know where else to ask. I would like to attempt to fly several different shapes and styles of kites on a single line. I.E. a Peacock shape kite, followed by a standard flat kite, etc I'm not looking to do the standard "TRAIN" effect. Can any describe the best way to connect them? Should I use the smallest at the end of the line, rather than the biggest, so on and so on. Thanks for any and all advise. I have 2 1/2 days to figure this out.