Hobbies And Interests
Instructions
National Museums Scotland
Read the introduction to the National Museums Scotland plane-building game. The game begins: "Somewhere in the jungles of Borneo a famous explorer has just been bitten by a snake! You must get the antidote to her before it is too late. There's just one catch ... you have to build your own aeroplane!"
Select your fuselage. You can choose from three fuselages. Press the "Done" button.
Choose your wings. Click on the wings, and then drag them into place on the airplane. Do the same with the airplane's tail. Click the "Done" button.
Select your engine and move it into place on the plane. Click "Done."
Click the "Test" button. Your plane will take flight to reach the explorer in the jungle. Your plane might not be able to land if you did not build it correctly. Do not worry. If your plane does not land, it will return to the workshop. There, you can adjust the parts and try again.
Fighter Plane Maker
Click on the green "Click to Play" button on the "Fighter Plane Maker" game, which you can find on FUPA.com.
Click on the "Start" button.
Click on the plane nose parts. You have several to choose from. Drag the nose to the plane body and release.
Add rockets or missiles to the sides of your planes, just under the wings. Click, drag and release them on the plane body.
Add decorative wings to your plane. Click on a set, drag to your plane body and release.
Click on the plane cockpit. Drag it to the plane body and release your mouse.
Classroom Pilot
Click on the "Play" button for the "Classroom Pilot" game on Airplanegamesonline.org. You will be making a paper airplane and testing its flying performance.
Click on one of the three doors -- "Geography," "History" or "Math."
Click on the arrows in the "Paper Type" category to determine the weight of your paper.
Click on the icons in the "Plane Design" category to choose the style of your paper airplane.
Click on the "On" or "Off" button in the Wing Tips category to add wings or take away wings from your airplane.
Determine the degree of your elevators on the back of your plane by clicking on the button on the "Elevators" spectrum and moving it to the right and left.
Click on the "Start" button.
Click on the paper airplane, move the cursor back and then swing it forward while releasing your mouse at the same time. This mimics the action of an arm throwing a paper airplane. If you "crash and burn," click the "Retry" button.