✈️ Rhode Island Novelty Flying Toy Assortment Review

These are fun little planes. They are shipped individually in boxes, tightly packed so none of them will bend or break during transit. This is a present for my son's 5th birthday party and it is exactly what I wanted. Fun, easy to assemble (my son took it apart and put it back together very easily), holds up well enough and flies well enough. A little. They don't necessarily fly far or straight, but they fly. I originally bought balsa gliders for kids to assemble - four times the price of what…

When I was little I used to buy them at the corner store. A friend and I played with it (and modified it) for hours. I started sponsoring a child in Africa and was looking for a small piece of jewelry that could be easily shipped. Preferably something you don't have to worry about if it's lost or damaged. When I stumbled across these at Revain, the memories of playing with them came flooding back. So I add one of these planes to every letter I send to Africa. My goddaughter and his friends love

Our flight organization flies children in real airplanes and wanted to give them something when they're done flying. These planes were perfect. Understand you need to be careful when assembling as the foam is thin. Supporting the foam from behind by inserting the wings and tail allows you to assemble it without bending the foam. The propeller is a little tricky at times fitting a small pin into the propeller mount but they all fit together. Support the nose of the aircraft next to the propeller

I bought these for my 6 year old as a little treat and something we can do/learn together. We opened up our first aircraft, a Curtiss P-40 Tomahawk, and posted some online videos of the actual aircraft and its connection to the Flying Tigers. So they can be fun and a little educational. The box I received contained 48 aircraft: Curtiss P-40 TomahawkFocke Wulf 190 A-4Mitsubishi ZeroType 4 Fighter HayateGrumman F6F HellcatHawker Hurricane MK. 11CNorth American Mustang MK2Thunderbolt…