🐉 Paper Flying Dragons Craft Kit for Klutz Review

Bought for my daughter for her 9th birthday. She loves all dragons and loves this set! We've capped it at one kite per day to stretch it out. She can pierce/cut them and collect them all by herself and then release them outside as they go so far! attentive (when reading time is usually a struggle). She made one for each of her siblings, and they named them after their dragon "type" traits. I was hesitant to buy it but so glad I did!

I bought it as a "complement" to something else. You know that every family gathering or children's party has a weird item that everyone admires? THESE were a hit at a party for a 9 year old a few weeks ago. And since it was a family reunion, older and younger children took part in assembling the planes. It's always fun to see kids of all ages get addicted to something they build/create and then have fun playing with it. I'm so glad I took a chance with these flying dragons. I love to see the…

I first saw this product at Michaels ARTs and Crafts for $17. I found it quite a lot for a paper book. However, I found it a lot cheaper at Revain and love it. Will be a present for my 10 year old cousin. I saw it in stores and thought where was it when I was a kid? The kit comes with enough for 12 kites, which I think is perfect, at $1 per kite. They're pretty durable and will probably hold up to 10+ flies around the house. In fact, I think it would be cooler to somehow make and show kites…

My daughter loves kites and the Easter bunny got her this piece of jewelry. She is only 6 years old so I helped her build her first kite. The instructions were great, the hardest part was getting the pieces of tape off the backing. In the past two days, the mountain dragon had made countless flights, most of which ended in collision with a distant wall. With some training, my daughter learned to straighten it and adjust the tail to avoid diving. Cousins quarreled over him, his father sat on…

I bought this for my almost 13 year old son because he used to have fun with paper airplanes and likes kites. I hoped he hadn't outgrown this as he can be quite picky about how he spends his time and what he enjoys. He's been happy about this for hours. What does he really like? He appreciates the way the book's authors chose the stats, particularly the flight stats, to suit the dragon type. He showed me how each of them flew and explained very vividly for a while why he liked them so much, and