Toy Planes - Which One to Buy?

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There are so many kinds of toy planes: from a child'sWhen children get a little older, though, they start
plastic model to a kit plane made from balsa wood anwishing that their planes could really fly, and that's
enthusiast's scale model that really flies.where the next level comes in. Some wooden kit
The most basic toy planes for children are exactlyplanes come with a battery to power them and a
that: toy planes. They are often brightly coloured, withremote control, and are actually capable of taking off,
faces and buttons that make funny plane noises, andflying and landing. These planes are not necessarily
their construction is far more imaginative than it ishugely expensive, and it is really amazing to see
realistic. The only way for these planes to fly is for thesomething you built yourself flying, no matter how old
child to pick them up and wave them around - oryou are.
maybe throw them across the room. These kind ofIf you like that, and you're good at building things, then
toy planes make great gifts for your kids, as childrenyou might like remote-controlled plane building as a
think flying is great.hobby. These enthusiast-level planes have real petrol
If your kids like crafts, then you might consider buyingengines, and can fly very fast - they're really not much
them a basic Airfix kit, or something similar. These kitsdifferent to real planes in their construction. However, it
come with pieces of wood or card, glue, andcan be an expensive hobby, as these planes crash
instructions for assembling your own plane. While thejust like the real thing, too, leaving huge amounts of
plane you end up with isn't usually that great, the childmoney and work in ruins.