4M – Electric Plane Launcher
Ready for take off! Discover how spinning motors and pulley wheels can launch a paper plane at up to 40 km/h. Build your paper plane launcher, try out some different paper plane designs and then launch them! Work out which designs fly furthest, fastest or do the best acrobatics!
4M – Electric Plane Launcher: Ready for take off! Discover how spinning motors and pulley wheels can launch a paper plane at up to 40 km/h.
Build your paper plane launcher, try out some different paper plane designs and then launch them! Work out which designs fly furthest, fastest or do the best acrobatics!
The plane launcher uses two rotating wheels . A lot of energy is stored in the wheels when they are spinning. When you slip your paper plane in between, some of the energy is transferred to it and the plane is launched out at high speed.
You can adjust the height of the legs on the plane launcher to launch the planes at different angles.
An educational kit that demonstrates a scientific principle in a fun way. Assembly and operation of the toy should be supervised by an adult – they won?t be able to help themselves – who doesn?t love playing with paper planes, no matter what the age!
Produced by award-winning toy manufacturer 4M, leaders in STEAM toys for kids.
Recommended Age
age for 10+
| Weight | 0.32 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24.13 × 6.35 × 16.51 cm |
1 review for 4M – Electric Plane Launcher
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Chloe –
This kit is a fantastic way to explore physics. It uses spinning motors to launch paper planes at high speeds, teaching kids about energy and flight.