The Ketch Paper Airplane is based on a design by Michael Weinstein. It is moderately difficult to fold. This square aircraft works best with light to medium weight letter size paper. The complete step by step instructions on how to fold the Ketch can be found at the link below together with the throwing guide:
How To Fold The Ketch Paper Airplane
The Sloop is a really exotic looking paper airplane. It is based on a design by H. Riley Watkins and is of moderate folding difficulty. Use a letter size sheet.
The complete step by step instructions and throwing guide can be found at:
How To Fold The Sloop Paper Airplane
The Galleon Paper Airplane is based on a design by H. Riley Watkins. It is of moderate difficulty and requires a letter size sheet. It is open to experimentation.
The step by step instruction and throwing guide can be found at:
How To Fold The Galleon Paper Airplane
The Trireme Paper Airplane is another easy aircraft to fold based on the design by H. Riley Watkins. It uses the strip of paper that's left over after you cut out a square sheet from a letter size paper.
You can find the step by step instructions on how to fold the trireme together with throwing instructions by visiting the link below:
How To Fold The Trireme Paper Airplane
When you cut a letter size sheet to make a square, there's a small stip left. Be sure to save that strip of paper because you can use that to fold the Clipper Paper Airplane. It is easy to fold and also an experimental craft. Make sure that you practice with several strips of paper. It is based on a design by H. Riley Watkins.
The complete step by step instructions on how to fold the Clipper along with the throwing guide can be found at:
How To Fold The Clipper Paper Airplane
