12 Flying Glider Planes

Got for the kids at my son in laws 50th birthday party to go in little treat bags and they loved them

Bought for my 4 yr old son, he loves them.

Kids think they are great and have lots of hours of fun with these

Twelve individually enveloped planes, easy to assemble but rather fragile for young enthusiastic hands. Made of lightweight polystyrene (?) printed with image of the plane it represents. Has a propeller assembly to add necessary weight to the nose - keep an eye on this as it has small components that could be a choke hazard for younger siblings. Excellent, inexpensive party bag/Christmas stocking filler or perhaps one a month for a single child for a year? They might be intact for about the same length of time as the child's interest in it …….. till next one is opened :-)

Buy a pack of these. the guys (and girls) in the office loved them! I had bought them for someone who is ex-RAF in the hopes that he'd take them home and play with the kids. Nope. turns out an open-plan office is the best place to fly these babies! just like the ones you remember from your 70's/80's childhoods, regress to your inner child with these awesome planes!Even now, one or two sit proudly atop monitors in the office, waiting for another flying session!

I had these polystyrene aeroplanes given to me in gift bags 30 years ago, great to see they are still being made!Pros: They are a bit fragile, don't expect them to last long but you get so many in this order for so little that its worth it. We use them in party bags with the remainder as little rewards for good behaviour.Cons: Fragile (they always were). You do get quite a few (2 or 3) of the same model in the order but that's fine.

My 6-year-old Nephew loves anything to do with planes and these last a couple of visits each to play in the garden. Has the added bonus of the different styles to talk about history in a playtime way. The propellers don't always fit into the plastic nose holder but the rest of the plane he can assemble by himself and no glue needed.

Just what I wanted to keep the kids quiet for an hour or two during lockdown, in fact they are still building them and playing with them now and when I say kids even my almost 16 year old is playing with them and having just as much fun as his 9 year old brother.