These familiar triangles find their homes in the skies over flying fields from New England to San Diego. This 1995 design inaugurated the Edmonds Aerospace standards for mistake-proof beginner-oriented kits with precision wet die-cutting and realistically illustrated instruction sets. Now laser cutting has only made them better. Your students or scouts will love the little triangles, as they give the best performance of any of my beginner's models. The model is a traditional boost glider, with a motor pod and a glider that separates after being carried to altitude. Builders assemble the pod and glider, then add clay the glider's nose to balance, and they're ready to fly, with no other adjustment required.