The 1950S AeroMax is the unique Mini-Max aircraft path for pilots who want an open, step-through cockpit, excellent visibility, and a highly prefabricated kit experience. It keeps the Mini-Max hands-on spirit while moving into a more advanced AeroMax-specific construction package.
The 1950S AeroMax is the AeroMax model in the Mini-Max family. It is built for pilots who want a high-wing, open-cockpit aircraft with a close connection to the air and a kit package designed around prefabricated parts.
This page is for builders who want the AeroMax experience: open visibility, simple flying fun, modernized kit parts, and strong short-field numbers from a lightweight single-seat aircraft.
The AeroMax is built around open-air flying, easy entry, and outstanding visibility.
Prefabricated metal parts and CNC laser-cut plywood help reduce fitting time and make the project easier to organize.
Workbook data lists a 150 FT grass takeoff distance, 140 FT grass landing roll, and 1500 FPM climb rate.
The 1950S AeroMax focuses on a unique open-cockpit flying experience, modern prefab kit parts, and short-field performance from a compact single-seat aircraft.
A 14" cockpit and step-through seating position create a direct, high-visibility flying experience.
The workbook lists the base kit as only available as a prefab package, with a $14,999.99 quick-build kit value.
Workbook data lists a 28' 5" wingspan and 127.7 SQ. FT. wing area for the AeroMax.
The 1950S is listed with 13G standard fuel capacity for longer warm-weather flying sessions.
Workbook engine options include Hirth F-23
V-Twin 40HP-53HP.
Workbook data lists 150 FT takeoff distance, 140 FT landing roll, and 1500 FPM climb rate.
Specifications, pricing, availability, build times, and performance may vary and are subject to change. Source: Mini-Max Aircraft Data 2026 workbook.
Review the 1950S AeroMax using verified 2026 workbook data.
Specifications, pricing, availability, build times, and performance may vary and are subject to change. Source: Mini-Max Aircraft Data 2026 workbook.
The workbook lists the AeroMax base kit as only available as a prefab package. Use this page to compare plans/manual information, prefab quick-build pricing, builder assist estimates, and the full kit path.
Start with model-specific build information and review the current AeroMax documentation path before ordering.
Workbook data lists a $14,999.99 prefab quick-build kit and 175-225 Hours estimated prefab build time.
Choose the most complete AeroMax kit path when you want the major aircraft kit sections organized around one model.
Compare the $5,999.99 builder assist estimate and contact Mini-Max USA for current availability.
Specifications, pricing, availability, build times, and performance may vary and are subject to change. Source: Mini-Max Aircraft Data 2026 workbook.
A full AeroMax kit is the most complete aircraft-focused build path. The AeroMax emphasizes prefabricated parts, CNC-cut plywood, and clearly organized components to reduce fitting time and simplify the project.
Model-specific metal components designed to support the AeroMax prefab build path.
Laser-cut plywood parts designed to fit consistently and help organize the build.
Major structure materials and components for the AeroMax wing and tail group.
Fuselage materials and parts specific to the AeroMax open step-through layout.
Spring steel gear path, brackets, and related landing gear components.
Control-system parts, brackets, fittings, fasteners, and specialty hardware.
Model-specific construction information for the AeroMax project.
A coordinated package built around the workbook-listed AeroMax prefab quick-build option.
Engine, propeller, instruments, avionics, paint, tools, and final finishing items may be separate unless specifically listed on the current product page. Always review the current product listing before ordering.
The AeroMax is a prefab-focused model, but the project still moves through recognizable aircraft sections. Use this section to understand the major build areas before ordering or requesting a quote.
Model-specific construction information and AeroMax build guidance.
Main wing structure, pre-cut plywood, fittings, and related hardware.
Open step-through fuselage structure and cockpit layout components.
Spring steel gear components, brackets, and installation hardware.
Empennage structure and control-surface materials.
Prefabricated AeroMax metal components and specialty fittings.
Fasteners, controls, brackets, and aircraft-specific hardware packages.
Workbook data lists the 1950S base kit as only available as a prefab package. Contact Mini-Max USA to confirm current staged kit, sub-kit, and builder-assist availability.
Sub-kits and documentation paths may vary for the AeroMax because the workbook lists it as a prefab-only kit. Review the current product listing and contact Mini-Max USA with any kit-content questions before ordering.
Feature availability can vary by kit path. Review the current product page before ordering.
| Feature | 1950S AeroMax |
|---|---|
| Flaperons | Not Available |
| Wheel Pants | Optional |
| Wing Tips | STANDARD |
| Steel Gear | STANDARD |
| Band Brakes | Optional |
| Black-Max Brakes | Optional |
| Airframe Parachute | Optional |
| AutoPilot | Optional |
| Seaplane Floats | Optional |
Specifications, pricing, availability, build times, and performance may vary and are subject to change. Source: Mini-Max Aircraft Data 2026 workbook.
Review the 1950S AeroMax specs, compare the prefab kit path, or contact Mini-Max USA for help getting started with this open-cockpit, high-visibility aircraft.
