Styrofoam Airplanes - Toy Foam Gliders

Styrofoam glider airplanes are ideal, fun flying gliders for kids to have fun with. They are easy to assemble, fun to fly and are inexpensive. Foam gliders are also available in a wide ' variety of models. Most of these airplanes are authentic, historic aircraft so they provide an ideal medium to teach children about the history of aviation and some of the different types of aircraft which have flown.

The Flyback foam gliders have a boomerang type flight pattern. The styrofoam airplanes will fly in a loop, returing to the point of origin. The four styrofoam aiplanes in this assortment are modeled after four legendary United States military airplanes. These planes are - S-3A Viking, C-130E Hercules, Lockheed C-130E Hercules, and the LTV Aerospace A-7. A short history of these airplanese is located below.

Air Aces Styrofoam Glider
Easy assembly
Approximate 18 inch wingspan
Approximate 18 inches long
Full instructions included
Waterproof styrofoam
Detailed decoration
Repairable with craft tacky glue.
The selection includes the following toy airplanes:
Comet
Star Witch
Silver Arrow
Black Bullet
Speed King
Red Flash

The skill assortment contains warplanes from five different nations. The United States of America, Canada, France, Great Britain, and Japan.
An assortment of six includes one each of the following toy styrofoam airplanes:
Yaling Birds (USA)
New Blue (Japan)
Snow Birds (Canada)
Blue Angel (USA)
Red Arrow (Great Britain)
Patrouille De France (France)
The foam gliders in this assortment can loop twice during their flight.

Styrofoam Flying Model Heavy Bombers - Wingspan - 17 inches Body - 12 inches The Styrofoam plane includes four plastic 1.5 inch propellers which should spin when the plane is flown. This is a pack of flying models of the famous American Flying Fortress of World War 2 and the British RAF Lancaster heavy bombers.

Styrofoam gliders are fun to fly and easy to assemble. And you can use these toy airplanes to teach students about some of the historic airplanes from avaiation's past.

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