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RC Paper Airplane Kit

RC Paper Airplane Kit

✈️ Turn Ordinary Paper Into a Flying RC Plane.

🎮 Real Remote Control. No Phone or App Needed.

🚀 Crash, Refold & Keep the Adventure Going.

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Product Description

Your Paper Plane. Now With Real Flying Power.

Turn a simple sheet of paper into an aircraft you can actually control!

Fold your plane, attach the lightweight motor module, and take flight with twin propellers and gyro-assisted stability.

Less screen time. More outdoor adventures.

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Product Size, Variants & Specs

  • Module Size: 4.33" × 2.76" (11 × 7 cm)
  • Control: 2.4GHz wireless remote
  • Motor: Dual propeller system
  • Stability: Built-in gyroscope
  • Power: USB-rechargeable battery
  • Recommended Paper: A4, 80–100 gsm
  • Recommended Age: 10+ with adult supervision
  • Variant: Standard Kit (1 rechargeable battery)

What's Included: Power module, remote controller, rechargeable battery, USB cable, landing gear, screwdriver and spare propellers.

Paper and 3 AAA remote batteries are not included.

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Product Materials

Lightweight ABS plastic frame, electronic components, dual propellers and rechargeable battery.

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Shipping & Returns

  • Processing: Orders dispatch within 1 -2 business days.
  • Delivery: Estimated arrival 6-10 business days after dispatch, depending on location.
  • Shipping cost: FREE
  • Returns: Request a return within 30 days of delivery, subject to return conditions.
  • Return shipping: Free return.
  • Need help? Contact support@tavlot.com with your order number.

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RC Paper Airplane Kit

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Watch Your Paper Plane In Action!

    From Paper to Pilot in Minutes

    Why just throw a paper airplane when you can actually fly it? Attach the reusable power module to your own design and watch your creation come to life.

    Real Control. Smoother Flights.

    Twin propellers power your plane while the built-in gyroscope helps keep it steady. Use the dedicated remote to control speed and direction without touching a phone.

     A Different Adventure Every Time

    Crashed your plane? Simply fold a fresh one and reuse the working motor module. Experiment with new shapes and discover how each design flies.

    Small Kit. Big Possibilities.

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      2 Powerful Propellers

      Powered flight with remote steering control.

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      0 Apps Required

      Real hands-on flying without a smartphone.

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      3 Simple Steps

      Fold your plane. Attach the module. Take flight.

      Why Choose Our RC Paper Airplane Kit?

        Regular Paper Plane Foam RC Plane
      Powered Flight
      Remote Control
      Build Your Own Plane
      Replace Paper Wings Easily
      Try New Paper Designs

      Everything Inside the Box

      • Dual-propeller power unit with gyro stabilizer
      • Dual-stick remote for throttle and steering
      • Rechargeable battery pack
      • USB cable for easy charging
      • Removable landing gear with wheels
      • Mini screwdriver and instruction manual

      Paper isn't included. Just fold your own from any sheet of A4.

      How it works

      Fold. Clip. Fly.

      Most RC toys put the pricey parts right in the crash zone. Tavlot keeps them out of it, so the only thing that takes the hit is a sheet of paper.

      1. 1
        Fold

        Fold your airframe

        Grab any A4 sheet (80–100 gsm works best) and fold a classic dart, a wide glider, or a design of your own. The paper is built to take the hit, and it costs just one sheet.

        Any A4 sheet · 80–100 gsm
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        Clip

        Clip on the power module

        A lightweight black frame carries twin propellers on side outriggers, plus a gyro stabilizer that smooths out the wobble. Clip or tape it onto your folded plane as shown in the manual, and add the landing gear if you want wheels.

        Twin props + gyro stabilizer
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        Fly

        Fly with real sticks

        The remote splits the controls the way your hands expect: one stick for power, one for steering. Crashed? Fold a fresh plane in about a minute, clip the module back on, and launch again.

        Rebuild in about a minute

      Your first afternoon

      From Box to Backyard.

      Here's how setup goes, from unboxing to your first flight.

      1. 1
        Step 1

        Charge it

        Plug in the included USB cable to charge the battery. Fold your first plane while you wait.

        Fold while it charges
      2. 2
        Step 2

        Fold and clip

        Fold a plane from any A4 sheet, then clip the power module on by following the manual. Add the landing gear if you'd like wheeled take-offs.

        Any A4 sheet
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        Step 3

        First flights

        Pick an open space on a calm day and start with gentle power. Your first few flights are all about getting a feel for the throttle.

        Start gentle
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        Step 4

        Crash, refold, repeat

        When it nose-dives (and it will), pop the module off, fold a fresh plane in about a minute, and you're back in the air.

        Back up in about a minute

      Little Pilots. Big Smiles.

      • "Such a fun project together."

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        "My husband and son had a great time putting this together. Getting the paper plane balanced took a little patience, but that was half the fun. It's nice finding something they can enjoy without staring at another screen."





      • "He actually put his tablet down!"

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        "I bought this for my 10-year-old who loves making paper airplanes. The first few flights took some practice, but once he figured out the controller, he didn't want to stop. We spent the whole afternoon outside experimenting with different designs."

      • "Way more fun than I expected."

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        "I thought this would be another toy my son played with once. Instead, he keeps folding new planes to see which one flies better. Even after a rough landing, he just makes another paper plane and tries again."

      • "Great gift for a curious kid."

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        "I got this for my nephew because he's obsessed with airplanes. He loved being able to build his own instead of just taking a toy out of a box. Definitely recommend having a big open area and choosing a calm day for flying."

        Frequently Asked Questions

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        Does it really fly or just glide?

        It really flies! Twin motors provide powered flight, while the remote lets you control throttle and steering.

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        Is it difficult for beginners?

        There's a learning curve, but the controls are straightforward. Start with gentle power in a wide-open space and practice on calm days.

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        What happens if the airplane crashes?

        If only the paper gets damaged, simply fold another plane and transfer the working motor module. The electronics and propellers can still be damaged by hard impacts.

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        Do I need special paper or extra batteries?

        Standard A4 paper (80–100 gsm) works best. The plane's battery is rechargeable, but the remote requires 3 AAA batteries, sold separately.

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        Where can my child fly it?

        Open parks, fields and spacious indoor areas work best. Avoid strong winds, roads, power lines and crowded spaces; adult supervision is recommended.