Wallace and Gromit Paper Plane Launcher

Item Code: 30775

Wonderful wind-up contraption from the Wallace and Gromit range
Feed the plane between the wheels after winding up the clock key and watch it soar
Follow Wallace's plane making instructions or fold your own plane desgins
Includes blueprint instructions detaililng 3 of the plane designs
Comes with 10 sheets of 70gsm A5 paper to get you started

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This really is a cracking invention from Wallace and his canine companion, Gromit! Kids (big and small) love making paper planes! Now it's time to give them a decent flight with the life and power they deserve using this Paper Plane Launcher! You can follow the included instructions or freestyle your own plane design then set it up on the base launcher.

Simply wind up the clock key to charge the fly wheels, then press the 'launch' button to send them spinning. Finally, feed a paper airplane in between the wheels and watch as it soars through the air!

How far will it go? Adjust the angle of take-off, or try experimenting with the different paper aeroplane designs provided. Maybe you could try making your own.

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