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Paper Airplane: Fold & Fly It!: 2009 Day-to-Day Calendar (Brown Trout)
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Product Description
Go ahead . . . throw yesterday away . . . and watch it soar!
Paper airplane experts Kyong Lee and David Mitchell have joined forces to create a squadron of planes throughout the year that feature 40 (!!!) original models.
* Hundreds of original paper airplanes for your aeronautic delight
* Illustrated folding instructions
* Custom-designed graphics for each plane
* Our Easy Fold-a-Round calendar box is a virtual aircraft carrier
* Large size paper (7 3/4" x 6") enables you to make airplanes big enough to really fly!
* Includes easy-access date cards
Patent # 6,925,739 B1 Copyright Accord Publishing, a division of Andrews McMeel Publishing, LLC. All rights reserved.
Customer Reviews:
Annoyance repeated
Don't buy this calendar it is a trick! All of the reviews come from people who have not owned it for more than a month. Every year after the first month the calendar starts over and you have to make all the same planes again! The directions are frequently confusing or erroneous and only about half of the planes make it more than 5 feet.
Quite a dissapointment.
They put in just enough planes to make it past the one month warranty.
cool gift for the guy who has everything 
I bought this calendar for my brother in law, who is a pilot. He has had such fun making the planes and sharing with his kids. I think it makes a great gift for guys who have everything...we all need a calendar. Why not a FUN one!!
Senior (Over-Age-50) Party Activity
I bought this product to use as an activity at a club social for people over 50. I held the party at Solo's (The Airplace Restaurant) here in Colorado Springs. Folding the airplanes (even the simplest) was much too difficult for seniors -- we range in age from 50 - 84. I should have gone with "make an airplane like you did in elementary school" then I would have had more participation in the "flying" competition that I held later in the evening. This kind of activity was an experiment on my part . . . one that worked somewhat but not as well as what I had envisioned. I will say that my grandson and son-in-law are having great fun with the fold-a-plane-a-day calendar because they inherited the product after my party. Margo Lucey, The Breakfast Club Dinner Hostess.
My 8 year old longs this!
I got this for my son for Christmas and he loves it. My husband and him make a new plane every morning first thing. Unfortunately he will not throw any of them out. He is going to have a HUGE box of planes by the end of the year.
great gift for boys 
I got this for my preteen son as X'mas gift. He loves this. He enjoys the daily folding of airplane and he has a cardboard box to keep all paper airplanes (from this calendar). When the airplanes are not in the cardboard box, they are flying everywhere in my house. He also got the Mensa 365 Brain Puzzlers. He did not like that one as much as this airplane one, though.
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