Playful Panda4-Piece LED Foam Glider Airplanes and Launcher Toy
R179
About
The airplane launcher is a great toy to share with other kids. It encourages them to socialise and cultivates children’s ability to engage in friendly competition while playing, which helps deter them from electronics and keeps them busy for hours.
How to Use
1. Insert the wing.
2. Choose the flight mode (Gyrant or Gliding Mode) according to the position of the rear wing of the foam airplane, and insert the tail.
3. Place the planes in the firing launcher position.
4. Push and pull the load and trigger, and the glider plane takes off.
Product Features
- 2 Flight Modes
- 3 Different colour glider foam planes
- Cultivate hand-eye coordination, observation, and a sense of direction.
- Safe and fun to play
- Colourful LED lights
- Up to 15m
- Lightweight impact resistance, good flexibility, convenient carrying, and high-performance free flight advantage
Product Specifications
- Product Dimensions 34.4 x 20.3 x 5.6 cm
- Item Weight: 300g
- Recommended age: 36 months – 12 years
- Batteries 3 Lithium-Ion batteries required (included)
What’s in the box:
- 1x Blue Airplane
- 1x Green Airplane
- 1x Orange Airplane
- 1x Blue Launcher
- 1x User Manual
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