Have you ever wondered how your favorite ActionJet is made? Now you can have an idea by playing the Plane Factory mini-game!
Much like how Santa’s little helpers help with your Christmas gifts, you mix and match parts from existing ActionJetz in order to meet the requirement in the fastest possible time.
The Plane Factory and all the other ActionJetz mini-games are available to play directly from the Mini-game Directory. So happy jet-making, pilots!
Howdy, Pilots! Have you been using the games directory inside the World of ActionJetz? Well, you should be because it’s so easy to get to your favorite airplane online game just by clicking from the directory.
Today, we’ll have some Game Poll to do. Tell us your favorite Airplane online game, then say tell us why you like it the most! Just give us your answers using the comment section below! The best comment gets a prize from the ActionJetz Pilots! So go and start taking the poll!
What is your most favorite airplane game, and why?
Airplane Adventure
Take-Off Training
Flying Formation
B2 Attack
Jet Racing
Aerial Battle
Matching Jetz
Cave Assault
Jungle Rescue
Desert Storm
The World on Time
Space Traveler
Jet Pack Adventure
Air Combat Training
Paint a Jet
Nuke and Numbers
Flying Crazy
Ocean Rescue
Flight Plan
Ground Zero
Stargazing
Blackbird Recon
Plane Factory
Mysterious Sightings
Speaking of airplanes, ActionJetz has launched its new line of diecast airplane toys. Check them out here.
Today, you will discover the many interesting facts about a paper airplane. The paper can’t be just any ordinary paper plane. It can have lots of designs. Check out what other people have done with their paper airplanes:
The Smallest Paper Airplane
The smallest origami paper model of a Crane Bird was folded under a microscope using tweezers by Mr. Naito from Japan and was made from a piece of paper 2.9 mm square. It is displayed on top of a sewing needle. Wow! That’s small – only problem is, it didn’t fly!
Upside Down Paper Airplane Flying
Any kind of paper aircraft that is trimmed to fly on earth will, when thrown inside a spacecraft, fly up and not down, as would normally be expected. This is because there is no gravity in the spacecraft, but there is lift created by the wings, as they fly in the atmosphere inside the spacecraft.
Fly on Forever
In space where there is no atmosphere, if a paper aircraft were thrown it would not fly at all; it would float away in a straight line. With no gravity to pull it down, it would possibly fly on forever until it hit an object.
Most Expensive – One of NASA’s
One of the most expensive and lightest paper aircraft ever flown, was the paper aircraft thrown inside one of NASA’s space shuttles, during a routine space flight. The fuel alone used to carry it into space makes that paper aircraft one of the most expensive. It was the lightest because of the lack of gravity in space.
Howdy, Pilot!
April surely is so much fun as ActionJetz gives you a new line of cool die cast airplane toys!
Check out these new collectibles now on sale!
To check out our new line of ActionJetz toys, visit the shop!
There’s more! Actionjetz.com now features a directory of games inside the World of ActionJetz. Now, it’s so much easier to find and play your favourite airplane games!
Start playing more games! Find them in the new game directory here.
Hey there kids!
We are back to reveal the next jet in our Roll Call: the P-51 Mustang!
The P-51 Mustang is a long-range single-seat fighter aircraft which rose to prominence during World War II. It was first used by the Royal Air Force as a fighter-bomber and recon aircraft before eventually shifting into becoming a bomber escort. It was largely used in the Allied forces raids in Europe during the latter part of WWII. It was still used by many United Nations countries’ air forces until the early 1980s, including participating in the Korean War. It was very cheap to produce back then, but it provided the speed and durability that many other aircraft lacked during that time. The Ford Mustang model automobile got it’s name from this very reliable aircraft.
If you like this jet, you can now purchase it from the shop!
We have gone through almost all of the new jets in the batch. Join us again next time for the last jet in the new batch! Stay tuned!
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