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Dewar Simple Origami Airplanes
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Fold and fly your own realistic paper airplanes with this easy origami book. Simple Origami Airplanes presents a collection of realistic origami paper airplanes from well-known author and paper aviation expert Andrew Dewar. Dewar has spent decades perfecting the art of folding easy paper airplanes that both look great and fly well. Simple Origami Airplanes features models with sturdy wings and fuselages these designs are so perfectly balanced that a gentle throw results in amazing flights, time after time. All the origami projects are designed to be simple enough to be considered origami-for-k.;Cover; Contents; Introduction; How to Fold; How to Fly the Planes; Airliners; S.S.T.; Hyperliner; Warplanes; Wasp; Jumpjet; Arrowhead; Cutlass; Gnat; Stealth Planes; Aurora; Bat; Manta; X-Planes; Swallow; Stiletto; Space Planes; Space Shuttle; Meteor; Whats on the DVD; Copyright; Back Cover.

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How to Fold Heres what the arrows in the directions mean: Fold this way Fold and reopen Fold around behind Flip the whole - photo 2
Fold this way Fold and reopen Fold around behind Flip the whole plane over - photo 3
Fold and reopen Fold around behind Flip the whole plane over Most planes startwith - photo 4
Fold around behind Flip the whole plane over Most planes startwith the paper facedown The - photo 5
Flip the whole plane over Most planes startwith the paper facedown The drawingsshow the face in - photo 6 Most planes startwith the paper facedown.

The drawingsshow the face in darkcolors, and the backin lighter colors. This is a mountainfold it looks like a bitlike a mountain And this is a - photo 7 This is a mountainfold; it looks like a bitlike a mountain. And this is a valleyfold Rudders are made with reversefolds Start by - photo 8 And this is a valleyfold. Rudders are made with reversefolds Start by creasing thepaper along the fold - photo 9 Rudders are made with reversefolds. Start by creasing thepaper along the fold lines. Most of the planes need a final tweak to reallyfly well They will dive until - photo 10 Most of the planes need a final tweak to reallyfly well. Most of the planes need a final tweak to reallyfly well They will dive until - photo 10 Most of the planes need a final tweak to reallyfly well.

They will dive until you bend up theback edge of the wing slightly. Bending thewing keeps the nose up and lets the plane floaton the air. But bend it too much, and the planewill stall and crash. Bend the back edge moreor less until the plane flies just right.

How to Fly the Planes Your plane wont flywell unless itsstraight Hold it atarms length andcheck - photo 11 Your plane wont flywell unless itsstraight. If not carefully twistthe wings and tailuntil they are The planewill go - photo 12 If not, carefully twistthe wings and tailuntil they are. The planewill go fromthis to this Test fly the plane by - photo 13 The planewill go fromthis... to this Test fly the plane by tossing it firmly straight forwardand - photo 14 ...to this. Test fly the plane by tossing it firmly straight forwardand watching how it - photo 15 Test fly the plane by tossing it firmly straight forwardand watching how it flies. Test fly the plane by tossing it firmly straight forwardand watching how it - photo 15 Test fly the plane by tossing it firmly straight forwardand watching how it flies.

If it stalls or dives, adjust itand test fly again, until it glides gently like line A. Just right Fix a stall by bendingthe back of the wingdown slightly - photo 16 Just right! Fix a stall by bendingthe back of the wingdown slightly Fix a dive by - photo 17 Fix a stall by bendingthe back of the wingdown slightly. Fix a dive by bendingthe back of the wingup slightly If your plane turns - photo 18 Fix a dive by bendingthe back of the wingup slightly. If your plane turns toone side or the otheradjust it until it fliesstraight as - photo 19 If your plane turns toone side or the other,adjust it until it fliesstraight as in line 2. Fix a left turn by bendingup the back edge of theright wing slightly Just - photo 20 Fix a left turn by bendingup the back edge of theright wing slightly. On calm dry days you can take your planesout to the park Try throwing them - photo 23 On calm, dry days you can take your planesout to the park. On calm dry days you can take your planesout to the park Try throwing them - photo 23 On calm, dry days you can take your planesout to the park.

Try throwing them straight up,as high as you can. This is how world recordflights begin... except that they are made insports stadiums. Can you beat 28 seconds? Indoors all you need is a gentletoss to get a good flight Pushthe plane - photo 24 Indoors, all you need is a gentletoss to get a good flight. Pushthe plane straight ahead, parallelto the floor, at about the speedyou want your plane to travel. If there is enough room you canthrow a little harder but stillbasically - photo 25 If there is enough room, you canthrow a little harder, but stillbasically straight ahead.

Besure not to hit anyone, breakanything or poke any eyes!

Flying Wing This is the simplest kind of airplane just a wingThere are many real - photo 26 This is the simplest kind of airplane, just a wing.There are many real airplanes like it, such as theB-2 bomber. Pinch it between your fingers, push itforward, and see how far it can go! Start with the paper facedown and fold on line 1 Fold on the 2 lines - photo 27 Start with the paper facedown, and fold on line 1. Fold on the 2 lines andopen the paper again Fold on the 3 lines - photo 28 Fold on the 2 lines, andopen the paper again. Fold on the 3 lines Refold on the 2 lines Fold on line 4 and - photo 29 Fold on the 3 lines. Refold on the 2 lines Fold on line 4 and openthe paper again Fold - photo 30 Refold on the 2 lines. Fold on line 5 Tuck the triangleinside all the otherlayers of paper - photo 32 Fold on line 5. Tuck the triangleinside all the otherlayers of paper Fold lightly on the - photo 33 Tuck the triangleinside all the otherlayers of paper. Fold lightly on the 6lines and make aslight mountain foldat the center - photo 34Next page
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