British inventor Colin Furze’s 9.5m tall, 360 degree swing which he’s created in his Lincolnshire backyard.
The first video demonstrates the impressive mechanism. The second takes it to a new level as Furze attaches a petrol driven propellor from a paraglider.
First, make your airplane. Oooo, nice one. Then, you just slip your Electric Paper Airplane Conversion Kit propeller-stalk thing onto your paper airplane. It clips to the front, with the prop sticking out the back. Hold the battery pack up to the front and enjoy the sound of the propeller motor winding up. After 20 seconds (and don’t do more, or you’ll blow out the capacitor), you’re fully charged and ready for about a minute and a half of awesome, propeller-driven flight time.
Want.
Good news: $20 from ThinkGeek. Bad news: temporarily out of stock.
