You don’t need glue, scissors, or tape to make these 40 airplanes, just fold the paper and fly. Start with the classic dart, basic glider, gliding toy, and sturdy hawk dart. Try a modern canard glider, with stabilizers for extra lift, or an acrobatic stunt plane that does loop the loops. Includes color photographs, diagrams, and hints on making them soar.
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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great book for the paper aviator,
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This review is from: Super Simple Paper Airplanes: Step-By-Step Instructions to Make Paper Planes That Really Fly From a Tri-Plane to a Jet Fighter (Paperback)
This book covers oragami,as well as the principles of flight in easily understandable language. The folding instructions, for over 40 planes, are complete and easy to follow and the results are all excellent performers. The book is beautifully illistrated with photographs of the finished planes. The book can be enjoyed by both childern and adults and makes a great gift.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
fun for kids and parents,
By "ejtmwtjkt" (Nenwnan, GA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Super Simple Paper Airplanes: Step-By-Step Instructions to Make Paper Planes That Really Fly From a Tri-Plane to a Jet Fighter (Paperback)
my grade school age son loves this book. good directions for complex folds.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Instructions are clear,
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This review is from: Super Simple Paper Airplanes: Step-By-Step Instructions to Make Paper Planes That Really Fly From a Tri-Plane to a Jet Fighter (Paperback)
Paper airplane books and paper folding books can be very difficult to follow. Paper Airplanes instructions are clear and easy to follow. It does help to have played with origami a little but most of the planes use only simple folds.I have used Paper Airplanes which Amazon shows as publisher out of stock. I'm only assuming that Super Simple Paper Airplanes is very similar. The cover art is the same.
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