Erin Smith holding Michael Smith's Land Yacht that can go up to 30 mph give a large parking lot. The article on the November 1999, issue of the Bell Bottom News about a land sailor inspired our Michael Smith to create his own land sailor. The main frame is made up of arrow shafts.
Close inspection reveals that some of the arrow target heads are still attached.
The mast and main sail were taken from a decrepit Soling as are the radio and servomechanisms. The winch to control the sail is mounted under the rear section of the body with the servo shaft protruding up through a hole in the flashing. Michael recommends liberal use of liquid steel and spare parts for your own prototype. A quick search of the Internet for RC land sailor should fill any other gaps. We sailed it in the Sunnyside parking lot.