Materials Purchased 60 fighter kites 500 feet of #200 lb daron flying line 500 feet #50 lb line for train lines to attach each kite to main flying line. 50 pig tails to attach train lines to Main line. 2 rolls surveyor tape for kite stabilization. One roll colored masking tape to attach tails to kites. 2 lbs of sand 50 ziplock bags. To make 50 one tablespoon size sandbags to keep the kites in launch position prior to launch. Cut 50 five foot tails Cut 50 train lines. Tied 100 loops on both ends of line to attach to mainland and kite One winder to store and dispense main line day of event. In terms of measuring and cutting train lines - tails etc. My wife Barbara Skaggs came up with the mini sand bag idea. Her 95 year old mother Eileen Skaggs helped me measure and cut the tails and trainlines. My wife’s niece Kelsey Skaggs videotaped the launch and setup. Her boyfriend Mike help with the pig tails and mainline measurements for the 50 kite connections. Setup was a two hour task, special thanks for the help of my wife and her tennis Friend Kit Harris. On my trip to San Diego I met and talked with my father Richard Loera, Vic Heredia and Rakesh Bahadur on several different launches possibilities and the results of previous two attempts by Dinesh Bahaduar in the 70’s and 80’s 100 Fighter kites. Those stories were my inspiration. Credit also goes a to little heckling from Jim and Stone from the Fighter Freaks forum to get me to do something current with Fighters. We all want create interest in fighting kites.