The Paper Airplane Guy's Starter Kit Reviews – Page 4
3/5 rating based on 51 reviews. Read all reviews for The Paper Airplane Guy's Starter Kit for iPhone.
The Paper Airplane Guy's Starter Kit is free iOS app published by Flakasoft LLC
Awesome
MJRamsdell
Great instructions. Better than anything else you'll find out there. If u only purchase one plane other than the free ones, buy the interlock. Flies perfectly!!!
Great But...
Mikey3555
It's a great app and all but a $1 per airplane is not right it should be like $1 per 3 or 4 airplanes
Purchases Required/Poor Programming
Miq2u
It is a very nicely done app. Worthy of 3 to 4 and possibly even 5 stars, but requires a lot of money and memory, and it also piles the purchased and unpurchased plane designs together without separating what you have and have not purchased. This means you scroll through everything to find the ones you actually purchased. Each additional plane instructional after the first three costs an additional $.99 and quite a bit more more memory, and with 50 available plains, the fact that you must purchase 47 of the plans hardly seems worth the time to down load the basic App. So yes, there are quite a few plans available, more than almost anything I have seen yet with the exception of some books and a couple of online sites. There are no options for multiple plan purchases at a discounted price. There are free apps that give you quite a few decent layouts for free without additional charges or offer grouped discounts for much less, but this is definitely a more encompassing App with a higher quality instruction. So I leave it up to you, but it just isn't for me... My next complaint is the memory drain this program puts on your device. The only things larger than this app I have found are my movies. This app would do well in spite of its size but my complaint that would save the size hassle is that doesn't give the option to link you to a dedicated website to save space on your device or download it to your computer to save space... I believe the option to download the entirety at to your device is invaluable, but also the option to access a separate site would be a true boon for the seller. Each plan is well laid out and easy to follow but kind of hard to see on the smaller screen size and lower resolution of an older iPod or iPhone. To sum it all up: I would readily give a much better rating if the planning and design had a little more thought put into it, and it did not cost around $47 for the whole shebang...
Ridiculously Expensive
iSoUsedToLoveIt
Well put together, but after the 3 freebies they want $1 per design!! Maybe 3 for $1, but probably more like 5-7 for $1 might make it worth it. This is the biggest PRICE GOUGING app I've seen. Shameful really.