This is the new Falcon model ornithopter. Based on the Freebird ornithopter but with some sections replaced with plastic parts allowing much quicker and easier assembly (and also a little cheaper).   For more info on: Kit Ornithopter - Falcon

This is the new Falcon model ornithopter. Based on the Freebird ornithopter but with some sections replaced with plastic parts allowing much quicker and easier assembly (and also a little cheaper).   For more info on: Kit Ornithopter - Seabird

This ornithopter, or toy mechanical bird is powered by a rubber band and can fly up to 50 meters (over 160 ft) and its adjustable tail allows you some measure of control over the direction of flight. It is built and ready to fly with tear-proof wings and a sturdy construction making it ideal for small children. A spare rubber band is provided.   For more info on: Toy Mechanical Bird (Ornithopter)

This ornithopter is very similar to one of our other toy mechanical birds. However this one has a futuristic appearance.   For more info on: Futuristic Mechanical Bird (Ornithopter)

This is our smallest ornithopter with a wing span of just 26cm (just over 6 inches). However it can still fly upto 25 meters.   For more info on: Mini Ornithopter

As soon as you've built one of our Freebird kits you'll be wanting to try this new ornithopter. It's the same size as Freebird, but it looks more like a real bird. An improved crank design causes the wings to move symmetrically.   For more info on: Kit Ornithopter - FunBird

The unusual four-winged design of this ornithopter resembles a giant insect. Fluttering quietly through the air, it can fly slower and longer than our Freebird kit.   For more info on: Kit Ornithopter - Luna

This rubber-band powered flyer will go great distances and is durable to withstand many flights. Also included are "Batistics" information about the value bats have in our environment.   For more info on: Flying Bat

Propellers are so yesterday! Now you can have a flapping-winged radio-controlled aircraft. Flapping-winged aircraft predate the Wright brothers' aircraft, but until now radio controlled versions have been rare, complex and expensive.   For more info on: Radio Controlled Ornithopter