How to make a paper airplane that does stunts

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Method 2 of 3: Making a stunt plane
Method 3 of 3: Making Other Stunt Airplanes
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1 Fold a sheet of A4 paper in half lengthwise. It is best to use regular printer paper. If you take a thicker paper, the airplane will quickly fall, if you take a thinner one, the airplane will not have sufficient strength for flight. After folding the paper, slide your fingers along the fold to keep it secure.

2 Unroll the paper back. Simply lay the sheet in the same way, making sure the fold marks are visible and extends across the sheet.

3 Fold the two top corners of the sheet to form two triangles aligned along the center fold. You should make two identical triangles that fit together exactly along the center fold of the sheet. They should be as equivalent to each other in size as possible.

4 Fold down the top of the sheet. The top tip should touch the bottom edges of the triangles right where they meet.

5 Fold the paper in half again. Fold the paper in half lengthwise exactly as you did at the very beginning. Fold the paper over the existing fold. You can press the fold again if you like.

6 Bend your wings. After folding the paper in half, grasp the outer corner of the diagonal section of the top layer of the paper and fold it toward the center fold. Flip the airplane over to the other side and do the same on the other side. You will have a long rectangle with triangles on either side of the plane. Try to make a handle with a maximum length of 1 cm.

7 Take the plane by the handle and launch it. Grab the airplane by the center handle and carefully launch it up into the air. You will notice that this aircraft will loop instead of flying straight. Keep playing with the plane to understand how the acceleration or deceleration of the throw affects the flight path.

Method 2 of 3: Making a stunt plane

1 Fold a sheet of A4 paper in half lengthwise. It is best to use regular printer paper. If you take a thicker paper, the airplane will quickly fall, if you take a thinner one, the airplane will not have sufficient strength for flight. It is very important to fold the paper exactly in half. After folding the paper, slide your fingers along the fold to keep it secure.
2 Unroll the paper back. After folding the fold, simply lay the sheet in the same way as you folded it. You will end up with a sheet of paper with a fold mark going down the center.
3 Fold the top two corners of the sheet. You will have two triangles aligned along the center fold line. Run your fingers over the folds of the triangles to strengthen them.
4 Fold down the top of the sheet. Take the top corner and fold it down along the line of the bottom edges of the two triangles. You will be creating a kind of mirror image of the previously existing upper large triangle. You now have a triangle with apex pointing down instead of up.
5 Fold the top two corners so that they meet 2.5 cm above the apex of the triangle. The corner of the triangle should stick out from under the top two corners of the paper overlaid. The ends of the corners should touch one inch above the tip of the triangle underneath.
6 Fold the corner of the triangle up. Take the protruding corner of the triangle and wrap it over the two connected top corners. Rinse all the folds on the airplane.
7 Bend the airplane in half lengthwise in the opposite direction. Fold the airplane in half lengthwise in the opposite direction from the one in which you folded the paper at the very beginning. After that, you will see small triangles on the sides of the plane.
8 Bend the wings of the aircraft downward so that the lower edges of the wings drop 1.25 cm below the lower edge of the aircraft itself. Fold down one wing so that it gradually expands. The widest part should drop below the bottom edge of the plane. Then fold the second wing in the same way. This will give the aircraft the kind of aerodynamics with which it can fly long distances and loop through the air along the way.
9 Launch the plane. Take the airplane by the handle and carefully launch upward. Watch how it glides through the air and rotates.

Method 3 of 3: Making Other Stunt Airplanes

1 Try to make a model of a fast flying airplane. Such an airplane will fly faster than lightning if properly inserted.
2 Try to make an airplane performing Nesterov's loop. Such an aircraft will always perform a death loop in flight. All you need is paper, an aircraft launching technique, and a stapler.
3 Try making a glider plane. He can cover a long distance and perform a number of tricks at the same time.
4 Try making a boomerang plane. Such a plane will return to you like a boomerang.