RC Paper Airplane Kit – Twin Propellers, Gyro Stabiliser, Two-Stick Remote
RC Paper Airplane Kit – Twin Propellers, Gyro Stabiliser, Two-Stick Remote
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Twin propellers · Gyro stabiliser · Two-stick remote
Turn Any Paper Plane Into a Remote-Control Aircraft
Every child has thrown a paper plane that nose-dived ten feet later. With this kit, the plane they folded themselves gets a lightweight power module with twin propellers and a gyro stabiliser. Push the power stick and it climbs, turns and comes back around. And when it crashes, the paper takes the hit: fold another and keep flying.
How it works
Fold. Clip. Fly.
1. Fold the plane
Use any A4 sheet; 80 to 100 gsm printer paper works best. Fold a classic dart, a wide glider or a shape of your own.
2. Clip on the power module
The light black frame carries twin propellers and a gyro stabiliser that steadies the wobble. Attach it to the folded plane following the manual, and add the landing gear for wheeled take-offs.
3. Fly with real sticks
One stick controls power and the other steers. Crash, fold a new plane in about a minute, clip the module back on and go again.
The paper takes the hit
No foam to crack, no wings to replace
With most remote-control toys, the expensive part is the part that hits the ground. Here the airframe is a sheet of paper, so the paper absorbs the crash while the power module, propellers and remote are the parts you keep.
Every new fold is a new plane, so there is always something different to try: change the wings, fly it, compare.
No phone needed
A real remote with two sticks
The kit comes with its own two-stick controller, laid out like the game controllers children already know. There is no app to install and no phone involved.
- Twin propellers: lets the plane climb and turn under power.
- Gyro stabiliser: steadies the flight.
- Rechargeable battery: charges with the included USB cable.
- Display stand: show the plane off when it is not flying.
Your first afternoon
From box to backyard
Charge the battery with the USB cable and fold your first plane while you wait. Clip the module on, find open space on a calm day and start with gentle power: the first few flights are for getting a feel for the throttle.
Fly in a park, field, schoolyard or gym. It is too fast for most living rooms, and strong wind will push a paper plane around. Suitable for ages 8 and up; younger children should fly with an adult.
Questions people ask
What paper do I need?
Any standard A4 sheet; 80 to 100 gsm printer paper is ideal. Paper is not included.
Does it really fly, or just glide?
It flies. The twin propellers under remote throttle let it climb, turn and come back around.
Is it hard to set up?
Fold a plane, clip on the module following the manual, charge the battery and you are ready. Expect a few practice flights.
Specifications
- Power: twin propellers with gyro stabiliser
- Control: two-stick remote (power and steering), no app
- Battery: rechargeable, USB charging
- Paper: any A4, 80–100 gsm (not included)
- Age: 8+
What's in the box
- 1 × power module with twin propellers and gyro stabiliser
- 1 × two-stick remote
- 1 × rechargeable battery
- 1 × USB charging cable
- 1 × detachable landing gear with wheels
- 1 × small screwdriver
- 1 × user manual
- 1 × display stand