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How to Build... Aircraft Rita Storey

How to Build... Aircraft By Rita Storey

How to Build... Aircraft by Rita Storey


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Summary

Build and test a range of REAL working models in this series aimed at inventors and engineers of the future

How to Build... Aircraft Summary

How to Build... Aircraft by Rita Storey

So you want to build your own aircraft models? Real ones that you can power and fly?

Well now you can, with How to Build. Inside you'll find simple instructions, equipment lists and templates to help you make working models, including a hot-air balloon, hammer glider, Bernoulli glider, roto-copter, rubber-band aeroplane and a catapult glider.

This series is aimed at budding inventors and engineers of the future, and contains builds which require adult supervision. It supports design and technology skills and learning, and is ideal for use at home, school and at STEM clubs.

About Rita Storey

Rita Storey started in children's books as a graphic designer but now works in various different roles, including author. She has a wealth of experience in children's non-fiction. As well as designing books, Rita has written titles on dancing, sport, and other non-fiction subjects. She lives and works in Devon.

Table of Contents

  • 4: The history of flight
  • 6: Hot-air balloon
  • 8: Roto-copter
  • 10: The hammer glider
  • 13: Aeroplane design
  • 14: Bernoulli glider
  • 16: Catapult glider
  • 18: Rubber-band helicopter
  • 20: Rubber-band aeroplane
  • 26: Templates
  • 30: Further information and ideas
  • 31: Glossary
  • 32: Index

Additional information

GOR008661670
9781445144702
1445144700
How to Build... Aircraft by Rita Storey
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Hachette Children's Group
2016-07-14
32
N/A
Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in very good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

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