Andrew Dewar - Origami Airplanes Fun Pack
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Start folding paper airplanes right away with this easy origami kit.
Origami Airplanes Fun Pack 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. Origami Airplanes Fun Pack features a selection of the easiest-to-fold and best-flying paper airplanes.
All the origami projects are designed to be simple enough to be considered origami-for-kids kits, and can be assembled by beginning origami folders. Paper airplanes are a great way for children to learn origami and gain an interest and appreciation for this fascinating art form. The flashy folding papers already have plane images printed on them, making the finished origami planes look as awesome as they fly. Folding lines are printed right on the paper so there is no need to make precise measurements. Just unpack, and start folding immediately.
This origami kit contains:
- Full-colored origami assembly book
- Step-by-step instructions and diagrams
- 6 original design projects for planes
- 48 sheets of high-quality origami folding papers
- A variety of colors with printed fold lines
- Double-sided color
Fun and accessible for both the paper crafts novice and the more season paper folder, this wonderfully giftable origami kit gets you started right away and is a great value. The pre-colored origami paper is ready to foldNo scissors or glue required!
Origami airplane projects include:
- Alpha Jet
- Spectre
- Phoenix
- Diamond Dart
- Soarer
- Star Clipper
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Here's what the arrows in the directions mean:
Fold this way 
Fold and reopen 
Fold around behind 
Flip the whole plane over 
Most planes start with the paper face down. The drawings show the face in dark colors, and the back in lighter colors. 
This is a mountain fold; it looks a bit like a mountain. 
And this is a valley fold. 
Rudders are made with reverse folds. Start by creasing the paper along the fold lines. Open out the plane slightly, reverse each of the folds, and recrease them to make a neat rudder. 
Most of the planes need a final tweak to really fly well. They will dive until you bend up the back edge of the wing slightly. Bending the wing keeps the nose up and lets the plane float on the air. But bend it too much, and the plane will stall and crash. 
Copyright 2009 Periplus Editions (HK) Ltd.
Your plane wont fly well unless it's straight.How to Fly the Planes
Your plane wont fly well unless it's straight. Hold it at arms length and check. 
If crooked, carefully twist the wings and tail until they are straight. 
The plane will go from this... 
...to this. 
Test fly the plane by tossing it firmly straight forward and watching how it flies. 
Just right! 
Fix a stall by bending the back of the wing down slightly. 
Fix a dive by bending the back of the wing up slightly. 
If your plane turns to one side or the other, adjust it until it flies straight as in line 2. 
Fix a left turn by bending up the back edge of the right wing slightly. 
Just right! 
Fix a right turn by bending up the back edge of the left wing slightly.
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Youve probably made lots of paper darts. But Ill bet youve never made one from square paper. There are lots of ways to do it, and Ive made a box full of them. I think this one looks and flies best. What do you think? 
Start with the paper face down, and fold on line 1. 
Fold up on the 3 lines. 
Fold the plane in half towards you. 
Fold the wings down along the 4 lines. 
Here's how it will look. Here's how it will look.
Bend the wings back out and you're finished! 
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