Mini-Biplane The Wright brothers got it right. When these talented bicycle mechanics set out to build the world's first motor-driven, heavier-than-air airplane, they needed wings that could provide enough lift, yet be light and strong. They went with a biplane design, seen in early hang gliders. Biplanes have two fixed wings, one on top of the other, connected with supporting struts; the bracing permits a lighter wing structure. Advances in aviation technology and materials made the biplane obsolete by the late 1930s. However, biplanes remain a fixture and fan favorite at airshows to this day. Ugears is known for producing beautiful wooden DIY models characterized by a throwback, steampunk sensibility. Naturally, when we decided to add a flyer to our collection of "Easy" models for young modelers, we couldn't resist the beauty and historical significance of the biplane. The Ugears Mini Biplane model is both a fun toy and an attractive decorative item to display on a shelf. We opted for an open design, making the Biplane fuselage light and transparent, revealing the model's inner workings. Machines should not be mysteries! We want to encourage our young builders' natural curiosity and help them learn about motors and simple mechanics. Mini-Biplane features: Powered by a rubber band motor Functional spinning propeller Open-frame design Lightweight wooden frame for smooth gliding DIY wooden model features: Pre-laser-cut wooden parts Assembles without glue or tools Step-by-step instructions in 11 languages Free spare parts upon request
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