Paper Airplane Squadron - Jeux et jouets en papier FABER-CASTELL - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	Faber-Castell
Model	Paper Airplane Squadron
Product Type	Paper Airplane Craft Kit
Recommended Age	6 to 96 years
Contents	20 sheets of decorative paper, stickers/decals
Number of Airplane Designs	3 (Standard, Traditional, Lion)
Skill Levels	Easy (Standard), Medium (Traditional), Challenging (Lion)
Safety Certification	ASTM D-4236, Non-toxic
Country of Origin	China
Designed In	USA
Care Instructions	Keep dry; avoid excessive folding to prevent tearing
Batteries Required	No
Assembly Required	Yes (folding)
Additional Features	Encourages creativity, fine motor skills, and STEM learning
Warranty	Manufacturer's quality promise

Frequently Asked Questions - Paper Airplane Squadron FABER-CASTELL

How many paper sheets are included?

The kit includes 20 decorative sheets for folding airplanes.

Are stickers included?

Yes, stickers/decals are provided to decorate your finished airplanes.

What airplane designs can I make?

You can make three styles: Standard (easy), Traditional (medium), and The Lion (challenging).

What is the recommended age for this kit?

It is suitable for ages 6 to 96.

Is the product safe for children?

Yes, it conforms to ASTM D-4236 standards and is non-toxic.

Do I need any additional tools or materials?

No, the kit contains everything needed. Just your hands for folding.

How should I care for the paper airplanes?

Keep them dry and avoid repeated folding in the same spot to prevent tearing.

Can I reuse the paper?

The paper is designed for one-time folding; repeated folding may weaken it.

Where is the product made?

It is designed in the USA and made in China.

What is the best way to fold the airplanes?

Follow the dotted lines and arrows in the instructions. Make crisp, straight folds by aligning edges carefully.

USER MANUAL Paper Airplane Squadron FABER-CASTELL

1. Push the wings up and you're ready to fly!

7. Flip over. Repeat the same fold on the other side. It should look like this.

6. Fold the long edge down to the center fold.

5. Flip over. Repeat the same fold on the other side. It should look like this.

4. Fold the side corner to the center fold.

3. Flip over. Fold the other corner to the center.

2. Fold the corner to the center fold.

1. With the design facing up, fold the paper in half-length ways.

standard

You will find instruction to make 3 styles of airplanes. The standard is the easiest, The Traditional mid level and The Lion most challenging.

Classic Aircraft

starts to where the arrow ends.

When you see an arrow, this means fold from where the arrow

When you see a dooted line, this means "fold here".

the paper.

It's very important to fold your paper lining up the edges straight and with groups folds. Work carefully, folding. Unfolding and refolding could tear

Folding technique

Conforts to ASTM D-4236 Non-toxic Safe for Children

Designed in USA - Made in China

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Ages 6 to 96

Paper Airplane Squadron

Fold and fly your own airplanes. Use 20 papers to create three styles of planes. Stick the decals on and give them a toss. Watch as they glide through the air.

1. Push the wings up and you're ready to fly!

Finish your aircraft off with the stickers provided and watch them soar!

Fantastic Fleet

8. Flip the plane and repeat step 7 on other wing.

7. Fold the wing down about 1" from the bottom of the plane.

6. Flip the plane over and fold the plane in half. The folds will show.

5. Fold the tip up so it is over the edge.

4. Fold the tip down.

3. Fold the side corners into the center fold.

2. Fold the corners into the center fold.

1. With the solid side facing up, fold the paper in half length ways, and open up.

The Lion

1. Lift wings up and you're ready to fly!

6. Fold tips of the wings up for blying style

5. Fold both sides down leaving 1/2" at the bottom to create the wings.

4. Fold in half.

1. Fold side corner into center line on both sides.

2. Fold corner into the center line on both sides.

1. With the solid side facing up, fold the paper in half length ways, and open up.

Traditional