airplanes calendars page-a-day illustrated

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365 Tiny Paper Airplanes Page-A-Day Calendar 2008 (Page-A-Day Calendars)

8 reviews
Ken Blackburn, Jeff Lammers

Workman Publishing Company, 2007

Great Product!
Overall great product. Most of the planes fly pretty well if you can figure out how to adjust the wings. Some are definitely easier than others. More of a "big-kid" toy as some of the planes are fairly difficult to make. Great for the office desk.

Pocket Flyers Paper Airplane Book

6 reviews
Ken Blackburn, Jeff Lammers

Workman Publishing Company, 1998

Perfect gift idea
I gave this book to both my father and brother and they loved it. We have contest to see who can throw the planes the furthest. It was a good book to bring the family together.

365 Tiny Paper Airplanes Calendar (Page a Day Colour Calendar)

4 reviews
Ken Blackburn, Jeff Lammers

Workman Publishing Company, 2005

Great fun!
First things first: No, this is not 365 entirely different paper airplane designs. It is 365 graphic designs, and each day of the week folds into a different airplane. (All Monday airplanes are the same design, all Tuesday are the same design--but a different design from Monday, and so on.) I am not sure why this is such a sticking point, but apparently people are very upset. Whatever. ...

Aviation Legends Paper Airplane Book

1 review
Ken Blackburn

Workman Publishing Company, 2001

good intro to paper scale modeling
I am an avid fan of paper airplane models. I especially like making scale models of real aircraft. After having made all sorts I found this book really nice because of the little history on each plane that the book gives. Though it would have been really good if the models were 3-D and if the plans for the models were pre-cut or perforated on the margins. The models take you through the early ...

365 Tiny Paper Airplanes Page-A-Day Calendar 2009 (Page a Day Fun & Games Calendr)
Ken Blackburn, Jeff Lammers

Workman Publishing Company, 2008

Go ahead, launch 'em over your cubicle—and bring out your mischievous inner child. From paper airplane world record holder Ken Blackburn and engineer Jeff Lammers, authors of the 2.2-million-copy bestselling World Record Paper Airplane series, 365 Tiny Paper Airplanes adds a blast of fun to every day. Each zippy little flyer is based on one of 30 aerodynamic models, including the Skyhawk, the Meteor, the Lightning, the Mirage, and the ...

The World Record Paper Airplane Book

11 reviews
Jeff Lammers, Ken Blackburn

Workman Publishing Company, 2006

Still picking up the paper
I am still finding paper airplanes in various places throughout my house 3 months after giving this to my son.

Kids' Paper Airplane Book

21 reviews
Ken Blackburn

Workman Publishing Company, 1996

More and more paper
The paper in my printer has been stolen, all the loose paper in the house has gone the same route. Flying through the air and landing in various places like behind the couch, under the tables, into the closets, and onto the bookshelves.

Paper Airplane Kit - 10 Designs With Illustrated Instructions
Ken Blackburn, Jeff Lammers

World Record, 1992

Kit contains: World Record Paper Airplane Book including 10 unique designs with easy to follow, step-by-step illustrated instructions. Ken's own Guinness record folding and throwing techniques. 45 pre-printed aircraft with step-by-step numbered lines for easy folding. Paper Airplane "Pilot's License" suitable for framing. Box that contains kit unfolds to form an airstrip to practice precision landings.

World Record Paper Airplane Calendar: 2001

2 reviews
Ken Blackburn, Jeff Lammers

Workman Publishing, 2000

Airplane calendar
Complicated airplanes for kids and parents or obsessed adults, this calendar has an airplane at the end of each month. Pre-printed, ready to cut out and fold, the skill level requires at least a 12 year old ability or the help of a parent. I actually think this would be a great idea for behavior modification strategies for something different.

365 Tiny Paper Airplanes Page-A-Day Calendar 2004 (Page-A-Day(r) Calendars)

6 reviews
Ken Blackburn, Jeff Lammers

Workman Publishing Company, 2003

Finally, something to do once it's tomorrow...
Once you get past all the people whingeing about "omg there are only 6 designs!!!" this calendar turns out to be a lot of fun. The designs work well; some are more challenging to fly than others, but all of them fly reasonably well (as long as you take the effort to fold them properly.) The designs range from abstract geometric shapes, to clip-art, to images that become airplane shapes when the ...

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