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The Wright brothers got it right. When these talented bicycle mechanics set out to build the world's first motor-driven, heavier-than-air airplane, they needed wings that could provide enough lift, yet be light and strong. They went with a biplane design, seen in early hang gliders. Biplanes have two fixed wings, one on top of the other, connected with supporting struts; the bracing permits a lighter wing structure. WWI flyers took to the skies in biplanes, and while the Red Baron is known for his iconic crimson triplane, most of his decorated combat career was spent in biplanes. Advances in aviation technology and materials made the biplane obsolete by the late 1930's, however, biplanes remain a fixture and fan favorite at airshows to this day. UGears 70159
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Ugears is known for producing beautiful wooden DIY models characterized by a throwback, steampunk sensibility. Naturally, when we decided to add a flyer to our collection of "Easy" models for young modelers, we couldn't resist the beauty and historical significance of the biplane. The Ugears Mini Biplane model is both a fun toy and an attractive decorative item to place on the shelf. We opted for an open design, making the Biplane fuselage light and transparent, revealing the model's inner workings. Machines should not be mysteries! We want to encourage our young builders' natural curiosity, and help them learn about motors and simple mechanics.
The Mini Biplane wooden model has a turning propeller and is powered by a rubber band motor—just pull the model back along a surface to wind it up, then release and watch it go! No glue or special tools are required to assemble this DIY kit, just punch the pre-cut pieces out of their composite wood boards and snap them together. When assembling the airplane model, remember to lightly sand and wax the moving parts to make them run smoothly. The model's toy-like appearance and simple mechanics make the Mini Biplane an excellent starter model and introduction to the fascinating world of Ugears 3D puzzles, DIY model kits, automatons, robots, wooden puzzle boxes and STEM Lab model kits. As your child learns to build these delightful, engaging toys they will also be building their mechanical knowledge and aptitude.
The Mini Biplane will appeal to anyone who loves model planes or who is interested in aviation. It joins the Aviator (with its interchangeable airplane and helicopter components) and the Flight Starter models in our Ugears family of flyers (you could also count the fearsome Windstorm Dragon and beautiful Butterfly as flyers!). Are there any kids (or grownup kids!) who love airplanes in your circle of family and friends? Why not give them a Mini Biplane as a gift for their next birthday or for the holidays? The Ugears Mini Biplane is a fun, lightly challenging, and satisfying creative project for families to work on together, and an attractive addition to your home decor. Let Ugears help your child's imagination take flight!
Twisted housing, dedicated to the Orange Pi Zero computer. The housing protects the computer against dust, accidental short circuits and mechanical damage. Properly prepared holes allow you to use all the sockets that Orange Pi Zero has been equipped with.
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A set for building a minicomputer based on Raspberry Pi CM4. It consists of a metal case with a fan, a power supply and a Mini Base Board (B) and a USB HDMI to FCC adapter. Waveshare CM4-IO-BASE-Acce D
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ROSA3D filament made of high-quality PET-G granules. 3 kg of filament with a diameter of 1.75 mm is wound on the spool. ROSA3D PET-G Standard Transparent
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Compact micro SD card reader with USB Type-A and USB Type-C connector. Kingston FCR-ML3C
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The camera set with the AR1335 sensor allows you to control zoom. Works with Raspberry Pi minicomputers. The camera is equipped with a matrix with a resolution of 13 MPx. ArduCAM B016713MP
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3-color e-Paper display with 2.9" diagonal and 296x128 px resolution. SPI interface. Without PCB. Waveshare 2.9inch e-Paper (C)
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Camera module with a resolution of 13 MP equipped with an image sensor AR1335. It is equipped with a FoV 50° lens with an M12 mount. Designed for Raspberry Pi and Jetson Nano. ArduCAM B0277
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This tough, three-axle, flatbed military truck is Ukraine strong, built for on- or off-road frontline service in the toughest conditions of snow, ice and mud. Whether it\'s towing artillery pieces, carrying a pontoon bridge, removing debris or fitted out for troop transport, this truck gets the job done. UGears 70199
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The Step-Down D24V3ALV Buck Voltage Regulator module with adjustable output voltage in the range of 2.5-7.5V with a wide input voltage range of 4.5-42V and a maximum output current of 300 mA. Pololu 2101
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Universal 1000mAh Quer power supply for charging portable electronic devices, powered by 5V. The Power bank Quer has the original Samsung ICR18650-26F M. KOM0546 cells
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The housing for the Odroid XU4 minicomputer in blue. The housing protects the computer against dust and mechanical damage.
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The Wright brothers got it right. When these talented bicycle mechanics set out to build the world's first motor-driven, heavier-than-air airplane, they needed wings that could provide enough lift, yet be light and strong. They went with a biplane design, seen in early hang gliders. Biplanes have two fixed wings, one on top of the other, connected with supporting struts; the bracing permits a lighter wing structure. WWI flyers took to the skies in biplanes, and while the Red Baron is known for his iconic crimson triplane, most of his decorated combat career was spent in biplanes. Advances in aviation technology and materials made the biplane obsolete by the late 1930's, however, biplanes remain a fixture and fan favorite at airshows to this day. UGears 70159