The Elk Paper Airplane is based on a design by Ian O'Riley. It is moderately difficult to fold and requires a letter size sheet of medium to heavy weight. This fighter plane looks like a dart.
The complete step by step instructions and throwing tips can be found at:
How To Fold The Elk Paper Airplane
The Wildebeest is a fighter paper airplane based on a design by Hank Tiger. It looks very similar to a real fighter plane. The recommended type of paper is the letter size light to medium sheet.
The written instructions on how to fold the Wildebeest as well as the throwing guide can be found at:
How To Fold The Wildebeest Paper Airplane
The Antelope paper aiplane is an easy aircraft to fold based on a design by H. Riley Watkins. This requires a half square sheet of paper. The folding instructions as well as the throwing guide can be found at the link below:
How To Fold The Antelope Paper Airplane
The Zebra Paper Airplane is another excellent design based on the work of H. Riley Watkins. Use light to medium weight paper with this with this sharp-nosed fighter.
The written step by step guide can be found at:
How To Fold The Zebra Paper Airplane
together with the throwing instructions.
It can be tricky to fold the Gazelle Paper Airplane but it's fun to fly. It is based on a design by Hank Tiger and requires a letter size sheet.
Step by step written instructions and throwing tips can be found here:
How To Fold The Gazelle Paper Airplane
