Showing posts with label Flying Wing Paper Airplanes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flying Wing Paper Airplanes. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

The Monsoon Paper Airplane

The Monsoon Paper Airplane is considered to be the best all around example of the Flying Wing style. It is an elegant aircraft which is also easy to fold and flies very well.

Another great design based on the work of H. Riley Watkins and requires a letter size sheet.

The complete step by step instructions on how to fold the Monsoon Paper Airplane can be found at the link below together with the throwing tips.

How To Fold The Monsoon Paper Airplane

The Chinook Paper Airplane

Another great design by H. Riley Watkins, the Chinook paper airplane has vertical stabilizer fins for very straight paths. This is a moderately easy paper airplane to fold and requires a letter size sheet.

You will find the complete step by step instructions and throwing tips by visiting the link below:

How To Fold The Chinook Paper Airplane

The Tornado Paper Airplane

The tornado is the most versatile of all paper airplanes and this collection. It can fly well in all weather conditions and can do loops or travel long distances depending on how you trim it. The design is based on the work of H. Riley Watkins.

The tornado is fairly easy to fold and requires a letter-size sheet of paper. Light weight to medium weight is recommended.

You can find complete step-by-step instructions on how to fold the tornado paper airplane as well as throwing tips by visiting the link provided below.

How To Fold The Tornado Paper Airplane

The Hurricane Paper Airplane

The Hurricane paper airplane is based on a design by H. Riley Watkins. It has square, symetric wings that are typical of flying wings. It is fairly easy to fold and requires a letter size sheet.

You can find complete instructions on how to fold the hurricane by visiting the link provided below. You'll also find throwing tips.

How to Fold The Hurricane Paper Airplane

The Typhoon Paper Airplane

If stately flights are what you are after, then the Typhoon paper airplane is what you want to fold. It has broad wings and almost no fuselage. The airplane design was based on the work of H. Riley Watkins. This is moderately difficult to fold and requires a letter size sheet.

You can find the step by step instructions on how to fold the typhoon paper airplane by visiting the link below. You'll also find helpful folding instructions.

How To Fold The Typhoon Paper Airplane