S&S Worldwide Balsa-Wood Top Gun Glider Model Planes. Assemble Planes and Decorate with Paints or Markers. Perfect for Field Days, Summer Camps, STEM Activities and Birthdays, Beige (Pack of 36)

These planes are very sturdy and durable. The kids had a great time with them. Easy to build and they fly great. After about an hour of non stop use, they began showing wear and tear on the fins, but they were truly worth the small cost to see the kids have so much fun.

These airplanes were great. We just had a family reunion and decorated them with markers, then flew them off the deck. The kids, even rather little kids, were able to assemble themselves. There were a few that broke during assembly, but we used tape and had extras so it was not a big deal. They are somewhat flimsy, but I think it adds to their ability to fly! We loved em!

Nice craft for parties, picnics. Simple construction, fly well.

Purchased for the kids in after care school as a mini "fun" thing to do! The kids loved them. The gliders were a hit. The kids were flying them around in the lunch room and having races! The kids learn fast they easy were broken if not handled with care. I'd buy again just to see them have fun! Thanks

Bought several packs to give a school discussion about flight/airplanes. Quality is good, however some of the balsa wood was cracked upon receipt- not necessarily a fault of the product but when shipping from Amazon they just threw it into a plastic mailer bag. Instructions were easy to follow and the planes can be colored with markers for customization.

Purchased for a 5th birthday party and it was a hit. However, the wood is so thin and breaks easily when attempting to assemble! And the planes really fly poorly! But the kids did like the activity.

I bought these for a bunch of preschoolers to decorate and then fly. The balsa wood takes paint and crayons really well. However, they did not stand up to the flight goals of the little people...actually they did not stand up very well to the assembly goals of the little people. Would probably be great for older kids, or even grown-ups...they really fly well and are so much fun! Just choose the target audience carefully.

Theyre cheap balsa wood planes. They surprisingly good up decently well when thrown into rocks and pavement. They don't hold up well against toddlers with Hulk hands, but that's too be expected. They fly OK. there is probably a throwing technique that I just haven't figured out. My family painted them with acrylic paint and had lots of fun.