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1 Products availableOur Complete range of products are Chuck Glider Model, Rubber Powered Glider Model and Catapult Glider.
Chuck Glidersare made of Balsa wood which flies beautifully when gently launched into the air, usually in the wind by a gentle throw of hand. The critical aspect of these aero models is the design of the wing, as that decides the time of flight of the model. This model helps children in understanding the concept of Aerodynamics (Aero-foil shape of wing) in a practical and interesting way.
We provide basic chuck glider kit with a wing span of 40 cm, ideally suitable for 10+ years.Each kit includes everything required to build a working model from scratch like:-Balsa wood, Cutter, Sand Paper, Super glue, Plasticine( Modeling Clay), Stainless Steel Scale, Pen and Step by step instruction Manual.
These are simplest class among the powered aero models. They are made of balsa wood and have a propeller which drives power from the unwinding of a twisted rubber band. They are usually the love of beginners in the field of aero-modeling. It gives you a great start where you can build, assemble and fly a rubber powered model made of imported materials. Needless to say, they make a great gift too
We provide self-starter kits for Chipmunk model, Ideally Suited for age group 10+ years. Each kit includes everything required to build a working model from scratch like:- Balsa wood, Cutter, Butter Paper, Propeller, Rubber Banda, White Glue, Cynoacrylate, Super glue, Stainless Steel Scale, Pen and Step by step instruction Manual.
The model is launched by stretching elastic band(s) between the hands of the contestant, with one end(s) firmly attached to a launching handle. The handle shall consist of a rigid dowel or similar device, with the elastic band(s) firmly attached. The launching handle (including the attachments for the elastic) shall not exceed six (6) inches in length, measured along the longest dimension. The handle may use padding or contoured grips for flier comfort. There is no limit to the length or sizes of the elastic bands. All launching apparatus must remain firmly attached to either the handle or the model during launch. There is no limit to the number of launching handles a contestant may use to complete his/her flights.
