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(More customer reviews)Bought this toy for my 3 1/2 year old and 2 year old son. Straight out of the box wasn't impressed with the quality of this toy - not very strong plastic, and weak connectors. As evidence they broke on assembly despite us being super careful (which you shouldn't have to be with a young child's toy).
The flashing lights stopped working only 10 minutes into play! Very disappointing as they were one of the cool things about the plane! It has occasional glitches where it will just turn on for a few seconds even if the remote is not being pressed (either that of we have a toddler poltergeist).
Very loud - like a real plane has landed in your lounge - which my 3 1/2 year old likes that but my 2 year old son complains "too loud" and won't play with it. Mommy, on a good day can only bear 20 mins max of being on the runway with it in the living room. Doesn't work on thick carpet (rugs), works on low/no pile fine.
Overall 3 stars because my oldest likes it despite the flaws, but bordering on 2 because of cheap plastic, cheap wiring and no volume control! I would have paid a bit more for this toy for better quality.
-----After a couple of play sessions I am changing my rating to one star. All wings have now broken and plane just revs but stays in place. Absolute rubbish! Wish I hadn't wasted my money.---------
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Back to the 1920s, barnstorming was a popular form of entertainment that was performed by the stunt pilots. Stunt pilots (also known as flying circuses or barnstormer) perform daring spins and dives with their planes, including the well-known loop-the-loop and barrel roll maneuvers.
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