Only to be sure; do they fly? I mean, they have wings, the should at least move for a while. Is just that I wonder if they are aerodynamic enough to impress people and stuff.
If you get one of how to do a Transformer that goes into vehicle and autobot/decepticon mode, it would be awesome!
heh, this post just made me have a moment of nostalgia pertaining to some older book or magazine that had many tutorials on how to construct different paper airplanes and they supplied the paper, so one of them was very long, had black and hellow stripes, and was called "the hornet," I think; does anyone else remember a book or magazine that had that stuff in it?
I actually made a booklet about how to make paper planes for an art project. Each page was both the instructions, as well as the paper to make it. At the end, after no planes were left to be made, there would no longer be a booklet.
Those are some nice paper planes... we used to sit around in class just making hundreds of different designs back in school... only about half of them actually flew...
haha i like this, new paperplanes to build
ReplyDeleteive got my own way of building planes, they mostly work out fine. i wonder if you'll post it in the next paper planes post!
ReplyDeleteill stay tuned
Only to be sure; do they fly? I mean, they have wings, the should at least move for a while. Is just that I wonder if they are aerodynamic enough to impress people and stuff.
ReplyDeleteIf you get one of how to do a Transformer that goes into vehicle and autobot/decepticon mode, it would be awesome!
I remember making these in school, mine never flew right. I'll have to try these designs to see if the work better than mine.
ReplyDeletelol I only ever had one way of building a paper plane and it was also the simplest and seemed the most efficient.
ReplyDeleteBut I'll remember these designs for when an opportunity comes to show off my paper plane skills. :P
I have always tried to make pro paper airplanes like this, I wanna make
ReplyDeletethem now lol ~
I agree with Devour, but I always failed and made the crappiest of all lol
ReplyDeleteThe best way is to turn the paper sideways. I found its so cool that way.
ReplyDeleteBefore you fold it, of course*
ReplyDeleteheh, this post just made me have a moment of nostalgia pertaining to some older book or magazine that had many tutorials on how to construct different paper airplanes and they supplied the paper, so one of them was very long, had black and hellow stripes, and was called "the hornet," I think; does anyone else remember a book or magazine that had that stuff in it?
ReplyDeletei used to love making paper planes. im gunna try these out thanks! +followed
ReplyDeletewow lol it flights really far. so cool!
ReplyDeleteI have school tomorrow so I'm going to ahve enough useless paper to try these out. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI've always loved making these
ReplyDeletelove paper planes built tons of them in my childhood
ReplyDeletei used to have a big book on building paper planes when i was a kid. had some amazingly engineered little aircraft in there
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hahaha I could've used this 15 years ago :)
ReplyDeleteAdd a paper clip to the nose to make them attack planes.
ReplyDeleteOne way to spend the saturday afternoon with your sons xD
ReplyDeletelove shooting paper planes through the windows
ReplyDeleteMaking some right now, I feel like a kid again lol.
ReplyDelete+Follower, with great interest.
I actually made a booklet about how to make paper planes for an art project. Each page was both the instructions, as well as the paper to make it. At the end, after no planes were left to be made, there would no longer be a booklet.
ReplyDeleteI think I remember the last one. It could fly pretty well. I'll make sure that it's true. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for this. I am going to do some of these for my daughter.
ReplyDeleteTried it out and this kicks ass
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Will try to do this :P
ReplyDelete#4 Canard is my new favortie paper airplane. Flew the farthest for me.
ReplyDeletepaper airplanes are sooo cool. i dont see why its wrong for grown men to play with them haah
ReplyDeleteThe third one looks the coolest, I'm gonna make an entire fleet and launch them at my dogs.
ReplyDeleteI think those images may actually be scans from a book I have.
ReplyDeleteThanks alot! I have ALWAYS been HORRIBLE at making paperplanes + follow
ReplyDeleteHmm very interesting builds.
ReplyDeleteSweet! I always wanted to know how to make good paper airplanes.
ReplyDeleteIm making the canard thats looks badass! followed+
ReplyDeletehaha i like these. My friend has an origami book which has many airplane sample
ReplyDeletethat's pretty awesome! I got an electric plane launcher. :3
ReplyDeleteoh man, these are fun
ReplyDeletehell ya these are some badass paper planes
ReplyDeletePretty dank planes. I like your blog. It's got this crafts+magic+mcguyver thing going on. Definitely going to follow you. Keep it up.
ReplyDeletecool, i'm trying to make the canard with the sheets i can reach :D
ReplyDeleteJust made those planes with my last phone bills :-P
ReplyDeleteThats so sick i shall try it, +follow
ReplyDeleteThose are some nice paper planes... we used to sit around in class just making hundreds of different designs back in school... only about half of them actually flew...
ReplyDeleteaaaaaaaw I used to to make lots of this stuff when I was little :)
ReplyDelete+follow :)
i'm going to make one right now!
ReplyDeletewhen i was a kid i had other method to make a plane. today i can't remember it :/ it was best plane i ever saw.
ReplyDeleteall day tomorrow im gonna be making these at work. thanks for inadvertently getting me fired.
ReplyDeleteahh! this paper planes brought so many memories, I used to love making them growing up!
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