365 Tiny Paper Airplanes Calendar (Page a Day Colour Calendar)

365 Tiny Paper Airplanes Calendar (Page a Day Colour Calendar) | Ken Blackburn, Jeff Lammers | 365 Tiny Paper Airplanes Calendar

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	365 Tiny Paper Airplanes Calendar (Page a Day Colour Calendar) Ken Blackburn, Jeff Lammers Workman Publishing Company, 2005 - 320 pages average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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It?s a bird! It?s a plane! It?s . . . a phenomenon! From paper airplane world record holder Ken Blackburn and engineer Jeff Lammers?authors of the 2.2-million-copy bestselling World Record Paper Airplane series?365 Tiny Paper Airplanes features a year of the coolest, cutest foldable flying machines ever. Each day?s palm-size flyer is based on one of six designs? the Mini World Record, Twister, Eagle, Skyhawk, Mirage, or Lightning?and boasts explosive, full-color original graphics. Full of zip, the planes are perfect for stirring up a little mischief at the office?all in good fun, of course. Folding instructions are included. Whoosh!

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Great fun!

First things first: No, this is not 365 entirely different paper airplane designs. It is 365 graphic designs, and each day of the week folds into a different airplane. (All Monday airplanes are the same design, all Tuesday are the same design--but a different design from Monday, and so on.) I am not sure why this is such a sticking point, but apparently people are very upset. Whatever.

These airplanes are particularly fun at the end of the year, in a cubicle-style office, as you and your co-workers send out bombing raids with a Post-It sized air force. They also do sterling service as cat toys; my cats love to hunt and "kill" these strange little birds.

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365 Tiny Paper Airplanes Calendar

I was always making planes out of typing paper for my kids to fly. When I saw your product, I just had to have it. The kids love to make airplanes from your calendar and couldn't be happier. A great product for kids.

many planes, few types

True, there are 365 little planes to make, but I was a bit bummed to find that there are only 6 different types - one for each weekday and one that shares the weekend days. Still fun, though - lots of brightly designed papers and a good way to kill time.

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