Available in any volume
between 20m3 and 90m3 as standard production items, the AM7 range
comes in a wide variety of colours and styles, just drop me an
e-mail and we can discuss your preferences.
Built from 20 gores,
these model balloons are cut into a sequence of component panels
or can be purchased as a single gore sized panel. I favour the multi cut version because
it offers a wider variety of colour schemes and is designed for
its ease of manufacture. The AM7 can be purchased as a kit or, via
our skilled sewing team, as an assembled and ready to fly
balloon. The
choice is yours.
AM 7-70
The largest models built to date to the AM7
design these were also the first, having formed a partnership with
Richard Bowater 5 balloons of varying designs were built over 2
years culminating in the AM7 style envelopes.
The AM7-70's
are seen here on their first public outings Llangollen 2007 model balloon
festival showing AMBalloons Sagittarius (black) and Richard Bowater's `Toyah'(red)
COMING SOON AM7-60
AM 7-50 Racer
Right:- AM7-50 is seen here on a brief outdoor excursion shows
off the smooth teardrop shape, designed in this case to increase decent speed.
Left:- Inside the light, bright colours of the prototype, AM7-50
shows just how beneficial the multi-cut panelling can be in creating your own
personalised envelope.
AM 7-40
Proving to date to be the most popular size the
Am7-40 is a good mid size envelope, covering both hopper and basket pilots with
ample capability.
Right:-Shown here is the prototype on test inflation in South Africa
Left:- Built as a stock envelope this balloon has now moved on to it's owner
in Bristol England following the brief 2009 season as a demonstrator.
AM7-30
The newest envelope design to
be added to the growing product range, continues the AM7 style. Assembled from
20 gores and cut into a number of panels this allows a variety of colour
schemes.
The AM7-30 is seen here during
pre delivery checks in 2011
AM 7-20 - Hopper
