FamilyA Closer Look at Build Your Own Plane Launcher

A Closer Look at Build Your Own Plane Launcher

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Here we take a closer look at the Build Your Own Plane Launcher.

Get inspired with our Build Your Own Cardboard Plane Launcher. The 47-piece kit contains everything you need to slot together and build this incredible launcher. Follow the detailed instructions, press out the pre-cut parts, attach the elastic bands and you’re ready to fly your planes!

Experiment with the 10 different fold ‘n’ fly paper planes. Follow the simple instructions to create your bespoke planes, then see how their performance can be affected by combining the integrated power scale and changes to the plane’s flight dynamics. Which one will fly the furthest? How can adjusting the wings change how it flies or loops? Who can land the closest to one of the 4 scoring targets?

Made using sustainable cardboards and no plastics, we have tried our best to create a product that is not only fun and engaging to use, but also environmentally responsible.

Slot together mess free construction – No glue needed

Perfect family time activity

  • 47 press-out parts
  • 10 different fold‘n’fly paper planes
  • 4 scoring targets
  • 2 elastic bands (2 spares included)
  • Fun to construct
  • Challenge friends and family – Who’s the best pilot?!
  • Integrated power scale
  • Pull-back and launch system
  • Strong and sturdy cardboard construction
  • Unique launcher design to hold paper planes
  • High quality sustainable cardboard
  • Full instructions
  • Includes paper plane flying tips
  • Designed in the UK
  • Supports STEAM
  • Age 8+

The Build Your Own Plane Launcher is available now priced around £22.99.

You can learn more from the Build Your Own website here.

Andrew Edney
Andrew Edney
I am the owner and editor of this site. I have been interested in gadgets and tech since I was a little kid. I have also written a number of books on various tech subjects. I also blogged for The Huffington Post and for FHM. And I am honoured to have been a Microsoft MVP since January 2008, including as an Xbox MVP until 2023.

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