Parts Catalog for Cessna 188 AGwagon

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AY PLA STE M PLAYSTEAM COM PLAY • READ • INSPIRE THE LEARNING BOOKLET - RUBBERBAND AEROPLANE SCIENCE- Rubberband Power and ©2019 DESIGNED BY PLAYSTEAM EDUCATION LIMITED, LONDON. WEBSITE: WWW.PLAYSTEAM.COM EMAIL: INFO@PLAYSTEAM.COM ADDRESS: SUITE 35 36 THE DESIGNWORKS, PARK PARADE, LONDON, NW10 4HT. MANUFACTURED BY HANGZHOU ZT MODEL COMPANY LIMITED. ADDRESS: NO 6 MINGDE RD., PUYAN, BINJIANG, HANGZHOU, CHINA. 0-3 A WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small parts, Not for children under 3 years. AGES 14+ STEAM PLAY® PLAYSTEAM.COM PLAY PLAY READ INSPIRE STEM TABLE OF CONTENTS Warning Message 01 Package Contents 05 Installation Instructions Fun Facts Activities GEOG 08 19 35 1 WARNING MESSAGE GENERAL WARNING Before you begin, please read through the instructions together with your children. Make sure you understand the safety messages. Please keep the packaging and instructions, as they contain important information. This kit is designed for children over 14 years of age. This product contains small parts which may pose a choking hazard. It is not suitable for children under 3 years old. Please keep individual parts and the fully-assembled product away from children under 3 years of age. Screws and other metal parts may have sharp edges. Children should have adult supervision when assembling the product. Do not touch propellers as they rotate at high speeds. This kit can be used in large indoor spaces and outdoors in low winds. Water and rain could damage parts of the airplane. Last but not least, please clean the parts and finished product with a damp cloth. Do not use any soap or cleaning solutions. 1 WARNING MESSAGE Read to be inspired! PLAY STEAM 4 2 PACKAGE N CONTENTS 1 Package Contents 11 15 12 13 141 # I 10 16 9 9 8 7 2 4 5 6 M Evolution and Fessi AHA 17 6 7 Serial Name Quantity Serial Name Quantity 1 Landing gear 1 10 Band guide 1 2 Horizontal stabilizer 1 11 Propeller unit 1 3 Vertical stabilizer 1 12 Upper wing support 1 4 Fuselage (upper) 1 13 Lower wing support 1 5 Fuselage (lower) 1 14 Upper tail support 1 3 INSTALLATION 6 Wing 1 15 Lower tail support 1 7 Standard rubber band 1 8 Short rubber band 2 17 16 Plane holder 1 17 Stand 1 9 Fasteners 2 9 Assemble the Plane 1 Insert the lower wing support onto the lower fuselage paying attention to match the holes. 2 Snap the fasteners to fix the wing support to the fuselage. FUNCION and Fessi 3 Slightly round the wing just behind the leading edge into a cambered airfoil shape (do not bend excessively as the wing could break). and Fossil 4 Attach the upper wing support to the wing. 23 77 10 11 5 Then, snap wings assembly onto the lower wing support. 7 Insert the vertical stabilizer into the slot. 6 Snap the upper tail support onto the lower tail supportpassing through the horizontal stabilizer. 8 Insert the rear half of the fuselage into the lower and upper tail support sections. 12 Connect the upper and lower fuselage with the band guide. 13 Libution and Fessi 10 Bring both ends of the standard rubber band together and tie them into a knot. Double the rubber band to form two loops. Hook the knot to the tail to prevent it from rubbing against the fuselage. Pass the rubber band through the band guide. 11 Insert the landing gear into the slot on the propeller unit. Then, hook the rubber band to the propeller unit and insert the front end of both parts of the fuselage into their corresponding slots. 14 14 15 ASSEMBLY IS COMPLETE! Assemble the Stand 1 Detach the stand parts and remove the waste material. 2 Assemble the stand as shown. Place the plane holder on the top with the slot facing upward. 16 17 3 Push the plane holder to lock in position. 4 You can place your plane on the stand when you are not using it. ASSEMBLY IS COMPLETE! 188 41 FUN FACTS IKANOPIT XOM HOW DOES IT WORK? The fuselage The "fuselage" is the main body of an aircraft. The wings, tail, and engine are attached to the fuselage. 0 0 0 0 Propeller The propeller is composed of turning blades that produce thrust when powered by the engine. The empennage The "empennage" also known as tail is the structure at the back of the plane. It is composed of the tailfin and the tailplane and is aimed at stabilizing the plane in a way similar to the feathers on an arrow. Spinner The Spinner is the rounded part that covers the hub of the propeller. It helps smooth the airflow over the plane. Cockpit Cockpit - where the pilot sits while flying the plane. You can find all the controls and instrumentation there. O I Engine The engine of an aircraft is what provides the mechanical power to turn the propeller. In the model you have, the rubber band acts as the aircraft engine. Once wound up, it makes the propeller spin trans- forming "Elastic Energy" into "Mechanical Energy". HOW DOES IT FLY The basic principle of airplanes. Do you know what maintain airplanes in the air? It is due to what physicists call "Bernoulli Principle". To put it in simple terms, this principle states that pressure is low when air is moving fast and high otherwise. Not sure what it means? You can try this little experiment: Take a sheet of paper and place it at the edge of a table as illustrated. Place a hairdryer on the table and blow air across the top of the sheet of paper. The paper will lift up. This is because the air above the paper moves much faster than the air below. Thus, the pressure above is much lower and the sheet lifts up. 23 23 PLAY STEAM HOW DOES THAT WORK WITH OUR PLANE? When air passes around the wings, the air passing on top of the wing goes faster than the air passing under because it has a greater distance to travel. Thus the pressure under the wing is higher than above. This difference of pressure pushes the airplane upward, this is what physicists call "Lift". Air Stream 25 LIFT High Speed, Reduced Pressure Low Speed, Increased Pressure DRAG LIFT WEIGHT LIFT WEIGHT Drag In addition to the "Lift" there is another force applied by the wind