RC Paper Airplane Kit
RC Paper Airplane Kit
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The Foldigo 90-Day Promise
Fly it for a month. If it's not for you, contact us within 30 days of delivery and we'll sort out a return and a full refund.
- 🎮Two-stick remote – no phone, no app
- 📄Flies on any A4 paper – crash it, refold it
- 🎁Free acrylic display stand in every box
- 🎄Holiday pricing on today's orders
RC Paper Airplane Kit
Which paper works best?
Which paper works best?
Standard A4 or US-letter printer paper, ideally 80–100 gsm – stiff enough to hold its shape, light enough to climb.
Is a phone or app required?
Is a phone or app required?
No. SkyFold comes with its own two-stick remote. Turn it on and fly – nothing to download or pair.
Where should we fly it?
Where should we fly it?
Open outdoor spaces with little wind: parks, beaches, school fields, big backyards.
What happens if it crashes or we don't like it?
What happens if it crashes or we don't like it?
The paper takes the hit – fold a new one and clip the module back on. And if SkyFold isn't for you, you're covered by our 30-day promise.
How fast is shipping?
How fast is shipping?
Orders are processed in 1–3 business days and usually arrive in 7–12 business days, with tracking by email.
Your Paper Plane, Now With a Motor
SkyFold adds what a paper plane has always been missing: power. A feather-light module with two propellers and an auto-leveling gyro clips onto the plane your kid folded. Push the left stick and it takes off on its own, bank it with the right stick, and land it gently on the clip-on wheels. It's the same toy they've folded a hundred times – now with a pilot's seat.
Built to Crash, Made to Refold
Paper is cheap, light and endlessly replaceable – which makes it the perfect airframe for learning to fly. When a landing goes wrong, the sheet crumples and the electronics are fine. Kids learn from every crash instead of losing their toy to it, and a fresh airframe is one fold away. It's light by design, so it's happiest outdoors on still days.
Real Sticks, Zero Screens
SkyFold is controlled with a dedicated handheld remote – two thumbsticks, a power switch, nothing to install. That means no pairing screens, no app updates and no phone in a nine-year-old's hands at the park. Kids who've held a game controller pick it up in seconds. Suggested for ages 8 and up, with younger pilots flying alongside an adult.
Made for curious kids (and whoever buys for them)
Whether it's a birthday, the holidays or a rainy-week project, here's why families pick SkyFold.
“I'm trying to get him off the tablet.”
Flying needs eyes on the sky, not on a screen. Each afternoon becomes a little challenge: longer flights, tighter turns, a better wing design.
“I want a gift that doesn't end up in a drawer.”
Arrives gift-ready with a clear stand, so between flights it's a bedroom display piece rather than another toy in the bin.
“Every RC toy we buy is broken by Sunday.”
Learning to fly means crashing. With a paper airframe, a rough landing is a lesson, not a repair bill – the motor and remote are built to keep going.
“I need projects that actually teach something.”
Try a wider wing, a heavier nose or a new fold and watch how the flight changes. Physics they can actually see, using paper from the printer tray.
Four reasons it just works
One motor module, one remote, and the paper you already own.
Ages 8+ · Paper not included – any A4 / letter, 80–100 gsm · Free display stand included
What's in the box
- Power module with twin propellers + gyro
- Two-stick remote (power + steering)
- Rechargeable battery
- USB-C charging cable
- Clip-on landing wheels
- Mini screwdriver + illustrated guide
- Acrylic display stand (free)
Three Steps to Take-Off
Paper does the crashing. The motor and the remote do the flying.
Step 1 – Fold your plane
Use any A4 sheet (80–100 gsm works best). A classic dart, a wide glider or your own invention – the paper is the part designed to take the knocks.
Step 2 – Clip on the module
The light frame holds twin propellers and a gyro stabilizer. Clip it onto the folded plane as shown in the guide, and add the wheels for runway take-offs.
Step 3 – Take the controls
Left stick for power, right stick for steering. If it nose-dives, fold a fresh plane, clip the module back on and fly again.
From Unboxing to Lift-Off
Here's what the first afternoon looks like.
Power up
Plug in the battery with the included USB-C cable – a good moment to read the folding guide.
Build your first flyer
Pick a design from the guide (or invent one), fold it, and snap the power module onto the center crease.
Maiden flight
Go somewhere wide and calm. Keep the throttle low for the first few runs until the controls feel natural.
Fold, fly, improve
Try a new wing shape, compare flights and keep the best design on the display stand.
How Foldigo stacks up
| Foldigo | App-controlled paper kits | Foam RC planes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| You fold the plane yourself | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Crash damage? Only the paper | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Every fold flies differently | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ |
| Physical two-stick controller | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Works without a smartphone | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
Based on the typical features of each product category – not a comparison with any specific brand. Features vary.
Get Foldigo – Black Friday 50% Off30-Day Promise · Love it or get your money back.The SkyFold 30-Day Promise
Give SkyFold a proper try. If it doesn't earn its place in your family, just reach out within 30 days of delivery and we'll arrange the return and refund you in full.
Fold. Fly. Repeat All Winter.
A real flying toy made from the paper on your desk – with a remote kids can hold and a promise that has you covered.
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Questions parents usually ask
Which paper should I use?
Which paper should I use?
Plain A4 or letter printer paper, 80–100 gsm. The box doesn't include paper – any office or school sheet will do.
Do we need a phone or an app?
Do we need a phone or an app?
No. The two-stick remote is all you need.
Does it actually fly, or just glide?
Does it actually fly, or just glide?
It flies under power. The twin propellers provide thrust, so it climbs, turns and stays up while you control it.
Is it difficult to set up?
Is it difficult to set up?
Not at all: fold, clip, switch on. Most kids are flying within a few minutes.
Where can we fly it?
Where can we fly it?
Outdoors in open, calm areas – parks, fields, beaches, big gardens.
What if it breaks or we don't love it?
What if it breaks or we don't love it?
Refold the paper and keep flying. If SkyFold isn't for you, our 30-day promise covers a return and full refund.
How long does delivery take?
How long does delivery take?
1–3 business days to process, then usually 7–12 business days in transit, with tracking.