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Paper model templates of airplanes designed by little_model_airport featuring rounded fuselage and 3d nose/ tail construction, striking a balance between workability and accuracy for small-scale models (1:400 - 1:500). Simply download the template and have it made following the guidance.

A glimpse of what you can find on this website. Wide range of well-made templates for 3D paper models with detailed livery. suitable for 1:400 and 1:500 scale collectors and model airports.

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You can enjoy the hobby even without access to a printer. A simple guide for making DIY paper models the traditional way.

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With miniature models, it enables you to make all sorts of creative contents, from amazing still image shots, diorama sets, to carefully put together stop motion animations.

Instagram page: little_model_airport was created in 2017, posting pictures of a fictional model airport, including some handmade paper model planes and special vehicles. Part of the goal is to promote the hobby of model making and papercraft, especially in the context of 1/400 and 1/500 scale models where diecast counterparts dominate it.

Starting from 2019, the paper model templates were gradually computerised and shared online on Instagram. This website was created in 2022, aiming to share and advocate the craft in a more open and systematic way.

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For more than 10 years, Fold'NFly has been teaching people around the world how to make paper airplanes . Our extensive database of designs includes step-by-step instructions, video guides and printable templates where you simply fold on the numbered lines to get a perfect paper plane, every time.

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Creating Top Flight Paper Airplanes

It’s amazing what you can do with a simple sheet of paper. But, perhaps one of the more entertaining projects is folding — and flying — a paper airplane.

This is a fun activity any day, but paper airplane enthusiasts fly especially high during the month of May in celebration of National Paper Airplane Day.

Many schools, museums, and other organizations celebrate this end-of-month “holiday” by sponsoring paper airplane competitions where participants must fold their own paper airplanes. Winners are determined by the distance their paper airplane flies, as well as how long it can stay in the air.

How far can you throw a paper airplane?

According to the Guinness Book of World Records , the farthest distance that anyone has thrown a paper airplane to date is 226 feet, 10 inches. You can watch that video here .

At 3Doodler, we’ve long been interested in helping your creativity take flight. In fact, we’ve walked you through creating your own 3D airplane and 3D helicopter in previous posts.

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Today we wanted to kick our efforts up a notch by creating the most fabulous paper airplane that the world has ever seen. What could be better than a traditional paper airplane? A real-life Doodle of a paper airplane!

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How to make paper airplanes.

Learn how to make paper airplanes with these easy instructions. Select the plane you want and get ready for takeoff. Be careful with the ones that are pointy, they can hurt! Most planes are best indoors, but some will surpise you outdoors.

In addition, paper planes resemble flight itself! As early as 500 BC, they found the first folding paper airplane that came from China. The popularity of these paper airplane flying toys is the same as the paper-folding craft of origami, which grew in Japan around the same time in China.

Paper airplanes are very helpful when you want to illustrate air traffic control guidelines. There was a time when people used the paper airplane to explain and discuss the fundamental parts of real aircraft. People of a certain age may recall buying those fancy "White Wings" in the store made from several sheets of squeezed chipboard paper, and these cutout versions are still paper airplanes too.

How to Make a Paper Airplane?

If you want to know how to fold a paper airplane with the best design, you can check out this page for easy step-by-step paper airplane instructions, and you will be amazed at the outcome of the paper airplane you made.

Gather the materials needed, like a piece of origami paper or any other type of paper, and be excited about the results. When we want to achieve something like this paper airplane, we rely on the instructions given, and with these proper instructions, you can let your paper folding plane fly with the best design. Get your craft paper, and start the folding process to make the paper plane, soar it high.

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This article was co-authored by Robert Homayoon . Robert Homayoon is an Origami Expert known for his engaging YouTube videos and accessible instructions. He has been teaching origami on YouTube since 2009. His channel has a following of over 676,000 subscribers, and his videos have garnered over 211 million views. Robert uses his channel to highlight his passion for teaching people origami, crafts, and how to solve puzzles. He graduated from SUNY Albany in 2007 and earned his D.M.D degree from Temple University Dental School in 2013. There are 7 references cited in this article, which can be found at the bottom of the page. This article has been viewed 100,223 times.

Origami is the Japanese art of paper folding. [1] X Research source The classic origami plane is made from a single piece of rectangular paper and consists of four parts: the nose (front), body, wings, and tail (back). After you master the basic design, get some friends together and stage flying competitions to see how far your plane can fly or how long it can stay in the air.The world record for flight distance is 226 feet 10 inches, and 27.9 seconds for flight time. [2] X Research source

Making a Classic Origami Airplane

Making an origami jet.

• The opposite of a valley fold is a mountain fold, where the paper is folded to form an upside-down "V". [6] X Research source www.origami-resource-center.com/mountain-fold.html
• Compare the flight distance and speed of your origami jet to your origami plane.

Making an Origami Hang Glider

• Pair of scissors.
• Three metal twist ties
• Scotch tape
• Using scissors, cut one of the two large triangles along the outer black lines. Save the second triangle to give to a friend so they can make their own origami hang glider.
• Cut a small notch along the thick black lines at the base (longest side) of both triangles.
• Once the template is secured, cut around the outer edges of the triangle making sure it remains connected to the underlying paper.
• There are three valley folds. One line runs parallel to the base, and the other two are located at each end of the first line.
• There are three mountain folds. One bisects the top edge of the triangle, and the other two run parallel to the sides of the triangle.
• Have the template facing you at all times so you can orient yourself according to these folds.
• Once these have been folded outwards, pinch the mountain fold at the top of the triangle.
• Pinch along all three mountain lines, stopping at the end of the lines or where they intersect with a valley fold.
• Make sure the folds are crisp and symmetrical.
• Cut out the square labeled 'Front Weight Stabilizer'. Use this to cut-out a square from the same piece of lightweight paper you used to build the glider.
• Cut away the plastic covering on the metal twist tie until it is just a thin, metal wire. You can do this by cutting along the wire and scrape-off any remaining covering with your fingernails.
• Place a small piece of tape (no more than 1/2 inch) on one end of the wire. Tape the wire to one of the corners of your paper square.
• Place the paper square on a thick book so the corner with the wire is at the edge of the book. The wire should extend out from the edge of the book and have no support.
• If the wire tips down, then it is too heavy. Use scissors to cut-off small pieces of the wire until it only slightly tips.
• If the wire is perfectly balanced, it might be too light. You can make it heavier by adding tiny pieces of tape to the end not attached to the paper.
• Turn the glider over so the side with the template is facing down.
• Attach a small, square (ca. 1/2 inch) piece of tape to one end of the wire.
• Tape the wire so it exactly follows the fold that forms the nose of the glider. Attach it so the corners of the tape match-up exactly to the front edge.
• Turn the glider over and refold the front so the crease supports the wire. It is okay if there is a slight bend to either side of the fold. This gives the glider strength.
• Place the plane in the cover of heavy book.
• Push the vertical stabilizers down so they are not damaged.
• Close the cover and press down for 5 to 10 seconds.
• This will improve the camber by creating a more gentle curvature.
• If this angle is less than 20 degrees, increase the angle by bending it slightly forwards.
• Check that the angle on both ends is equal.
• Refold the vertical stabilizers so they form a 90 degree angle with the body of the glider.
• Separate the template from the paper if you haven't already. Bend the end of the wire up until it forms a small hook. Be careful not to tear the paper or disturb any of the folds.
• Use the wire hook to pick-up and carry your glider.
• Do not pick-up your glider from the back. This can damage the vertical stabilizers or the back flap of the glider, known as the elevon which is important for roll and pitch. [6] X Trustworthy Source NASA Independent agency of the U.S. government in charge of the aerospace research and the space program Go to source
• Use scissors to cut along the curved line in the back, and cut-off the pointed tips of the stabilizers along the solid black line.
• Walk behind your glider and gently wave a piece of cardboard that is at least 1.5 by 1.5 feet underneath it. This will help keep your glider in motion.

Expert Q&A

• A heavier aircraft is better for flying outdoors since the added weight helps decrease the effect of wind. You can increase weight by adding paperclips to the nose or wings. [7] X Research source Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0
• Hold and pick-up your plane from the nose. You risk damaging the wings if you pick it up from the tail. Thanks Helpful 20 Not Helpful 6
• Avoid curving or arcing your throw. This will cause the plane to nosedive. Thanks Helpful 16 Not Helpful 6

• Do not aim your plane or glider at people or pets. The edges of the plane are sharp and can injure eyes or cause paper cuts. Thanks Helpful 8 Not Helpful 3

Things You'll Need

• Airplane and jet: smooth piece of computer paper with no creases or wrinkles, 2-3 paperclips (optional).
• Glider: lightweight paper, scissors, metal twist tie, pen, and glider template.

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• ↑ https://www.janm.org/exhibits/foldingpaper/
• ↑ https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/how-fold-world-record-setting-paper-airplane-180953417/?no-ist
• ↑ https://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1988/6/88.06.02.x.html#d
• ↑ www.origami-resource-center.com/mountain-fold.html
• ↑ https://sciencetoymaker.org/hangGlider/
• ↑ ( https://www.nasa.gov/pdf/205703main_Delta_Wing_Glider.pdf
• ↑ https://www.origami-instructions.com/paper-airplanes.html

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How to Make a Paper Airplane

Learn the simple steps for high-flying fun with this tutorial on five basic paper airplane patterns.

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Test your paper folding technique with these paper airplane examples. Whether you are looking for a quick diversion from the grind of adulthood or are teaching a youngster DIY skills, these planes are a great way to add a little levity to your day. The examples below are all beginner or intermediate level. The materials are cheap and only require paper, a pair of scissors, a ruler, and some double stick tape (optional) to complete.

Paper Airplane DIY

Create fun and simple paper airplanes

Photo by: Sam Henderson

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For best results use a flat, thin-edged ruler. Make good creases along each edge. Adding double stick tape to the inside of the body keeps the wings from separating in flight.

The most basic version. A simple standard that everyone should know how to make.

• Fold the paper in half vertically.
• Unfold the paper and fold each of the top corners into the center line.
• Fold the top edges into the center line.
• Fold the plane in half toward you.
• Fold the wings down, matching the top edges up with the bottom edge of the body.
• Add double stick tape to the inside of the body. The finished plane should look like this.

This one is built for distance, plus it just looks cool.

• Fold the peak toward you and 3/4” from the bottom of the paper.
• Fold both top corners into the center line.
• Fold the remaining tip over the two flaps at the center line to lock them in place.
• Fold the plane in half away from you.
• Fold the wings down 1” from the bottom of the plane.
• Fold up the sides of each wing 1/2” tall.
• Cut two small slits at the back of each wing. Fold up the tabs.

Built correctly, this bee-like beauty stays in the air for a long time.

• Fold the paper in half horizontally.
• Fold the peak down to meet the edge of the previous fold.
• Fold the upper sides into the center line.
• Fold the top edge 1/2” away from you.
• Fold the plane in half towards you.
• Fold the wings down 1/2” from the bottom of the plane.

Count on speed and distance from this sleek plane.

• Unfold the paper and fold the top edge down 2”.
• Fold the top edge down again to meet the bottom of the previous fold.
• Fold the top edge down one more time to meet the bottom of the previous fold.
• Fold the top edges down and away from you to the center line on the back of the paper.
• Starting at the top of the thick nose of the plane, fold the wings down 1/2” in the front and slightly angled to 1 1/2” in the back. Fold up the edges of the wings 1/2”.

The Bullnose

This plane is deceptively fast and stays aloft for quite a distance.

• Fold the top right corner over to the left side, making a fold from the top of the paper to the bottom right corner.
• Unfold the paper and repeat for the left corner.
• Unfold the paper again and fold the top right corner over to meet the crease made from the first fold.
• Fold the left corner over to meet the crease from the second fold.
• Fold the top right edge over to meet the edge of the fold from step 3. Repeat for the other side.
• Fold the top edge down and towards you to meet the point where the right and left layers cross.
• Fold the plane in half away from you. Staring at the nose, fold the wings down at a slight angle, 1/2” in the front to about 2” in the back.

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Teaching kids how to make paper airplanes isn’t just a fun activity. It’s also an opportunity to build fine motor and critical thinking skills. Plus, it introduces them to the basic concepts of aerodynamics, such as lift, drag, and thrust.

Ready to get started? Follow our simple step-by-step directions for making three different paper airplanes. You’ll learn how to fold a dart plane, a glider plane, and a stunt plane. There’s even a free printable with instructions so kids can follow along as they soar into a world of creativity, problem-solving, and hands-on learning!

@weareteachers_ We’re sharing how to make paper airplanes on WeAreTeachers.com. Get printable directions for three different paper airplanes! #paperairplane #diy #funforkids ♬ Cute and heartwarming song B: Editing 2 – Ken Nakagawa

Step 1: Fold the paper in half lengthwise.

Step 2: Unfold. Then fold both top corners into the center crease.

Step 3: Fold both top edges into the center crease.

Step 4: Fold the paper in half lengthwise along the existing crease.

Step 5: Fold both edges down to meet the bottom fold.

You finished the dart plane!

Glider Plane

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Step 3: Fold the paper in half lengthwise along the existing crease.

Step 4: Fold both edges down to meet the bottom fold.

Step 5: Fold the bottom of both wings up to meet the top fold.

You finished the glider plane!

Stunt Plane

@weareteachers_ Make a stunt paper airplane! #paperairplane #diy #funforkids ♬ The song is bright and has a sense of speed from the second half. – Syatk

Step 3: Fold the top point down to touch the bottom of the folded edge.

You finished the stunt plane!

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Go to the site i have shown and select a plane model you like. download the template and  print in heavy paper. Then cut on the bold lines. Fold on the dash lines. Refer to picture and assemble. When Using glue use a glue stick. hold with clothspin till dry. Also...when you are using the plane outdoors coat it with spray paint thinly.

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A 3m 26s video explaining how to make an ANA Original Paper Airplane — Boeing 777-300 Edition.

Download and print out the PDF containing the paper plane pattern.

0:05 Says to prepare scissors, glue, a pen, a ruler, and the printed paper containing the paper plane pattern. 0:10 Says that it is easier to make printed on slightly thicker paper. 0:13 Says to cut out the parts according to the pattern using scissors. 0:19 Says that it makes it easier to assemble if you write the part number on the back of each part. 0:21 Shows an image of cutting out parts for the fuselage. 0:36 Says to cut out the parts for the main wings and the horizontal stabilizer. 0:38 Shows an image of cutting out the parts for the main wings and the horizontal stabilizer. 0:50 Says to make cuts in the horizontal stabilizer in order to attach it to the fuselage. 0:59 Says to use a spare scrap of the paper to create a spatula for spreading glue. 1:04 Says that all parts are now ready. 1:07 Says to make the creases on fuselage part number 2. 1:10 Says that as the creases are small, you can use a ruler to create a tight crease. 1:17 Says to glue fuselage part number 2, on which the creases were made earlier, to fuselage part number 1. 1:29 Says to make creases on fuselage part number 3. 1:37 Says to apply glue and spread it with the spatula. 1:44 Says to glue fuselage part number 3 to part number 1. 1:51 Says to make creases on fuselage part number 4. 1:58 Says to apply glue and spread it with the spatula. 2:03 Says to glue fuselage part number 4 to part number 1. 2:10 Says to make creases on fuselage part number 5. 2:14 Says to apply glue and spread it with the spatula. 2:21 Says to glue fuselage part number 5 to part number 1. 2:26 Says to glue fuselage part number 6 to the rest of the fuselage. 2:34 Says that the fuselage is now complete. 2:38 Says that they will now move on to the construction of the tail wing. 2:40 Says to lightly crease along the center line. 2:43 Says to follow the angle of the dihedral angle gauge. 2:51 Says to attach part number 8 to part number 7 to make the main wing. 3:00 Says to apply glue to the rear tab of the fuselage and attach horizontal stabilizer part number 9. 3:09 Says to attach the main wing to the center of the fuselage with glue to complete the paper airplane. 3:22 Says to hold the paper plane pinched between your fingers, and launch it into the air. 3:25 The "ANA Inspiration of Japan" ANA logo and tagline appear.

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The app will explain how to make popular origami and paper plane figures that have been around for a long time. This is a great app for both kids and adults alike. The instructions provided are simple and straightforward, with 3D animations of the folding process. This is a free app and works on both iPad and iPhone. Origami and Paper Planes is a simple app that teaches you the basics of how to create beautiful paper creations. Follow the step-by-step instructions, watch the 3D animations, and soon you will be able to make paper creations just like magic. Practice patience and concentration and discover how this ancient Japanese art will teach more than just folding skills. There are over 150 traditional origami and paper airplanes patterns available including Crane, Dinosaur, Flower, Duck, Rose, Lily, Jumping Frog, Pigeon, and Rabbit. – Learn how to make origami and Paper Planes – Step-by-step instructions – 3D animations – More than 150 instructions Are you an origamist? Does folding papers and creating fine art pieces give you joy and pleasure? Well, then we have some great news for you. Now, you can actually enjoy your favorite origami and paper planes on your iOS device. Our new app contains 150 FREE animated origami and paper planes instructions. With the app, it will be much easier to fold any origami or paper airplane models. Each model is presented as a step-by-step 3D animation with a detailed description of each step. Many of the lessons also contain video this makes the process of folding origami even simpler and more intuitive. Origami models categories: – Animals (Giraffe, Dinosaur, Puppy, Fox, Dragon, Rabbit, Dog etc) – Birds (crane, pigeon, Penguin, Mandarin Duck, Crow, Parrot etc) – Boats – Boxes and Containers – Clothes – Flowers – Furniture – Holiday Origami – Insects – Origami for fun – Other Models – Sea creatures – Valentines Paper planes models categories: – Stationary models – Flying models

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