Donald Duck listens to a radio professor who instructs his listeners on how to build a working airplane out of plastic ..... which they've manufactured themselves. Then shake and bake and mark it with 'T' and you''re ready to take off into the wild blue yonder. But beware! It dissolves on exposure to water!
It's a silly Donald Duck cartoon appropos of nothing in particular, just an opportunity to watch Donald grow increasingly agitated in fantastic situations, with a few visual puns thrown in. Except that the editor of a plastics industry magazine saw the cartoon in a movie theater and was incensed! He wrote editorials denouncing the cartoon for its inaccuracies. Which just goes to show that people haven't changed at all, even if their airplanes seldom melt on getting wet.
It's a silly Donald Duck cartoon appropos of nothing in particular, just an opportunity to watch Donald grow increasingly agitated in fantastic situations, with a few visual puns thrown in. Except that the editor of a plastics industry magazine saw the cartoon in a movie theater and was incensed! He wrote editorials denouncing the cartoon for its inaccuracies. Which just goes to show that people haven't changed at all, even if their airplanes seldom melt on getting wet.