What are the dimensions of the plane and what is the recommended age group?
1267282
This measures from wing tip to the opposite wing tip 4 1/8 inches, from tail to nose 3 inches. I bought this for my sons third birthday. He loves Disney Cars and Planes franchises. My son likes to break his toys and this one he hasn't broken. We also have the other characters of this scale toy and I think they are well thought out good quality toys. My seven year old daughter likes them too!
1267283
The airplane is about a 3" wingspan. I got this for my 2 year old grandson. He loves it. We are a flying family he is familiar with airplanes.
75454
Try the Hobby Zone Champ. It is a great beginners plane. My son has had one for two years and we still enjoy flying it.
1408594
I gave them as Christmas gifts to my toddler grandsons last year, so I don't know the dimensions. However, one of them plays a lot with his and loves it, especially the helicopter. He wasn't even one year old when he got it and has yet to swallow and/or choke on a part. They are not terrifically small.
1591974
hi, these are the specs that you you wanted this plane wing span is 30.7 inches or 780 mm ,its span is 880 or 34.64 inches, its flying weight is 610 g , battery 11.1 volts 1500mah- 15cli polymer battery,its motor B2040 inner rotor brushless motor,Electronic speed Control 30Abrushless ESC,Ducted fan EDF-D64mm,FM 4 channel proportional radio control system (built-in-tail mixer)radio control distance 300 meter. this plane is fast easy to control little heavy on the front try to readjust the battery to the center,ithe wheel sometime sick but its ok iots a good plane season greeting and a happy new year
1713784
It is 10 - 12 inches long. Not very big, can be flown in the house, but very durable. My son states it is still working after many more crashes this past month.
682634
This is a decent plane for someone that age who is patient. One suggestion is to consider a 1/32 size plane as the parts are a little larger and easier to assemble.
1755068
I'd not recommend it for a 2 years old. The planes have small moving parts. I'd go for LEGO Disney Planes
1925449
Qualitatively - BIG. Quantitatively - Lower dimensions roughly 8" x 8" Upper dimensions 16" x 8" drafted (not considering the seat). There is the ability to fill the yellow part with sand to make it more stable, so it is appropriate for all ages as long as the child can walk. I definitely filled it with sand to make it so my son wouldn't tip it over all the time.
1889392
The table is 26.8 by 25.2 and is for kids 3 to 7 years of age. It was a gift so can't measure it for you but has to be one of those measurements which are not to far apart. You have 2 answers of 20 inches and 1 of 2 1/2 ft.which is a lot taller. My grandson who is 3 and very tall for his age fits under it ok. It's a very nice set.
1250007
It was a gift for our granddaughters who are 8 & 6. It was perfect for them . I thought the dimension were on the website. Sorry I don't have them.
2284423
I gave this as a gift so I no longer know dimensions. My Grandkids 2-9 seemed to enjoy playing with it on Christmas.
925140
It is about 21 inches square. It weighs just a few pounds. it does not work after one day of flying. It won't take a charge. It was fun and trying to get another one.
874182
The Website states minimum age three years and minimum wight of 30 lbs.Here is the website with the specs http://ridesafertravelvest.com/convenience/fit-sizes/As far as it works when traveling my daughter stated that it worked great with her child but she still was a little concerned with day to day use and on the plane used a safety system that was rated for aircraft travel.
103874
My backyard is 85' long by 55' wide and that should be enough room for a rookie pilot. Once you get more comfortable flying it, I'd agree with the other posters
1062497
5 1/4 in long, 1 1/4 in wide w/o plane and 2 3/4 in wide w/ plane, 2 in tall including plane or 1 1/4 in tall w/o plane
1863736
5.5 inches long (14cm), and 5.5 inches wide from the tip of the wing to the other. These are the most common measurements for model planes like this one (we have a lot of them: Delta, Boeing 777, United, Air Force One, Boeing 747, Alaska, American airlines, JetBlue, UPS, Avianca and Southwest-- these last two differing a little in circumference and length by few cm.)
1952361
It's 32" high and 32" wide. It's for children. My 6 & 8 year olds play with it.