Showing posts with label Jet and Bomber Paper Airplanes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jet and Bomber Paper Airplanes. Show all posts

Monday, October 5, 2009

The Falcon Paper Airplane

The Falcon Paper Airplane is a designed based on the work of Ian O' Riley. It has twin forward winglets that adds the swept back menacing look of rocket pods. This is a versatile and easy to fly paper jet. This paper airplane is easy to fold and requires a regular letter size sheet.

You can the complete instructions on how to fold the Falcon by visiting the link below.

How To Fold The Falcon Paper Airplane

Sunday, October 4, 2009

The Owl Paper Airplane

Fast and compact, the Owl Paper Airplane is a design based on the work of Nick Robinson. You'll need a piece of square paper. This small paper jet can do acrobatics or long glides depending on how you set the tail fins.

The complete step by step instructions and thowing guide can be found at the link provided below:

How To Fold The Owl Paper Airplane

The Hawk Paper Airplane

The Hawk Paper Airplane is a moderately difficult paper airplane to fold. The nose section is particularly tricky but it also gives this paper plane its unique flying style. It is modeled after a design by Mark Weinstein and requires a letter size sheet.

You can find the written step by step guide and the throwing instruction on the link below:

How To Fold The Hawk Paper Airplane

The Condor Paper Airplane

The Condor Paper Airplane has backward sweeping winglets which gives this bomber more control over slower and stately flights. This model is easy to fold and requires a regular letter size sheet. The design was inspired by Campbell Morris.

You can find a complete step by step guide on how to fold the Condor plus throwing instruction by visiting on the link below:

How To Fold The Condor Paper Airplane

The Eagle Paper Airplane

The Eagle Paper Airplane looks like a real jet. The folding can be complicated and you may need to try to do it several times before you can perfect the folds. But you must be patient. This paper jet is real beauty and definitely worth learning.

It uses a letter size sheet and was inspired by a design by Alain Georgot. It is based on a new folding strategy. You can find the complete step by step written guide and the throwing instruction by clicking the link below.

How To Fold The Eagle Paper Airplane