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(More customer reviews)I played with these when I was a kid in the 1950s and got a lot of mileage out of them. They're inexpensive, simple to assemble and the biggest risk is losing them in trees and on roofs. I bought two dozen for my grandchildren and it was a great idea. They involve mild physical activity, mild coordination, and a place to fly them (stay away from trees). A good, inexpensive and fun toy.
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A staple in the Guillows Line!! Most of the kits in this series comes with 5 to 10 balsa parts that fit together with no glueing. Some come as noted with propeller and rubber band powered. Great fun for flying around the yard or in the park. Has printed wings, tail surfaces and canopy. Individually packaged in a poly bag. Skill level 1. Wing span measures from 9 to 16 inches.
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