Supercool Paper Airplanes Ebook: 12 Paper Airplanes; Assembled in Under a Minute: Includes Instruction Book with Downloadable Plane Templates

By Andrew Dewar and Kostya Vints

Strap on those aviator goggles and get flying!

These 12 paper planes are incredibly easy to build--merely print out the paper parts, fold where indicated, and staple to finish. That's when the fun begins!

Awesome paper airplane designs include:

• The sci-fi inspired Thunder Bird--a technological marvel and incredibly simple plane to assemble!
• The colorful Dragonfly--a unique 4-wing structure that's highly unusual for a paper airplane!
• The high-tech Space Ship Two--with a fuselage just like the real-life Virgin Galactic rocket ship.
• And many more!

Unlike other origami airplanes, these are ready to go in under a minute, with no messy glue or tape required! A full-color instruction book provides clear information about each model and tips on how to fine-tune the planes to get better performance. Supercool Paper Airplanes Kit's ingenious designs are made for ideal weight distribution and long-lasting flights--perfect for kids and adults alike.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tuttle Publishing
• Release date: Sep 27, 2016
• ISBN: 9781462918959

Book preview

Contents

Introduction

Tools and Techniques

Test Flying Your Planes

Hand-Launching

Using the Catapult

Flying Tips

Shockwave

Merlin

Thunder Bird

Red Jet

Killer Whale

Ladybug

Shadow

Dragonfly

Tern

Bat

Mirage

SpaceShipTwo

How to Download the Bonus Material of this Book.

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2. Click the link below or copy paste the URL to your web browser.

http://www.tuttlepublishing.com/supercool-paper-airplanes-kit-downloadable-cd-content

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Contents

- Pop-out Paper Airplane Designs (.pdf)

Extraordinary Shapes,

Amazing Flights!

Everyone knows what an airplane looks like.

We see them every day, flying high up in the sky, heading far away. Wings, tails, engines leaving long white trails of vapor.

But look again! There are all kinds of different shapes. Some are gliders, with no engine. Some have the tail in front, or have no tail at all. Some have two wings, but some have four or even more than that.

When I started designing my own paper airplanes as a kid, I quickly became bored with ordinary-shaped planes. They were easy to design and easy to fly, but they were... ordinary. I soon began to try unusual and unexpected shapes, because they were so much more fun to look at, and it felt so much better when they flew! Most of all,