Candy Bomber Paper Aeroplane - DIY Paper Craft Kit
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Product Details
Product Details
Make your own DIY Paper Aeroplane to drop candy bombs!
This DIY paper craft kit makes a typical World War II military airplane, but with a happy mission: to spread joy! Fill the plane with candy and drop candy bombs everywhere. Or, simply make it for fun craft activity for kids and adults to add some joy to your shelves. It can also be suspended with thread as a room decoration DIY.
This paper model carries a message of peace, with 'MAKE HAPPY, NOT WAR" splashed across in graffiti on both sides. It reminds us every day, to choose happiness over war.
The paper toy kit is complete with realistic detail, and is painted in bright happy colours. This model is a treat for paper crafters and may be slightly challenging for a beginner. It can be assembled with just glue. Detailed, step-by-step assembly instructions, with photographs, are included. You can watch the video on how to make paper fighter plane below.
The size after assembly is
10.25 inches or 26 cm (length)
11.25 inches or 28.5 cm (wingspan)
3.25 inches or 8 cm (height).
DISCLAIMER:
Art color may vary from monitor to monitor, depending on your settings, due to which the actual color of the kit may differ slightly.
Additional Information
Additional Information
Marketed by - Shiprocket Merchant App Private Limited
Marketer Address - Plot No.416,
Udhyog Vihar Phase 3,
Gurugram, Haryana 122002
India
Country of Origin - India
Support Email - support@zop.in
Support Mobile Number - +91-9643033838
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