Hierarchical Display
(Sample)
A
aluminium
UF: aluminium alloy
BT1: <stick materials>
BT2: <materials>
aluminium alloy
USE: aluminium
backbones
USE: spines
B
bamboo
UF: split bamboo
BT1: <stick materials>
BT2: <materials>
beech
USE: wood
bindings
USE: spar spine joins
bridle adjustment points
USE: towing points
bridle legs
USE: bridles
bridle lines
USE: bridles
bridle points
USE: towing points
bridle rings
USE: towing rings
bridles
UF: bridle legs
UF: bridle lines
UF: legs
BT1: <parts>
NT1: four leg bridles
NT1: one leg bridles
NT1: three leg bridles
NT1: two leg bridles
RT: keels
RT: <line materials>
bridling points
USE: towing points
brown wrapping paper
USE: wrapping paper
butcher paper
USE: wrapping paper
C
carbon
UF: graphite
BT1: <stick materials>
BT2: <materials>
cedar
USE: wood
centre longerons
USE: spines
centre poles
USE: spines
classic kites
USE: two stick kites
cloth
UF: cotton
UF: fabric
UF: nylon
UF: polycotton
UF: polyester
UF: polyester cotton
UF: rayon
UF: rip stop nylon
UF: silk
UF: spinnaker nylon
BT1: <sail materials>
BT2: <materials>
connectors
USE: spar spine joins
cords
USE: lines
SN: Used here as a synonym for line(s), not as a type
of material
cotton
USE: cloth
cover sheets
USE: sails
covers
USE: sails
crepe paper
BT1: paper
BT2: <sail materials>
BT3: <materials>
cross spars
USE: spars
crossbars
USE: spars
cypress
USE: wood
