Amazing Rubber Band Planes

Tired of the fast-paced lifestyle? Check out this video of these slow moving ultra-lightweight planes powered by rubber bands that seem to defy gravity! They're so sensitive to air currents, the audience can't even clap, even if these planes can stay afloat for 30 minutes with a single rubber band. These plans require ~50 hours to build. Looks like a nice relaxing hobby...


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