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Information about largest and best collection of paper airplanes web page in the world. Original paperplane design and modified version for good flight performance. Unusual shape or origami type paperplane. Free site that illustrates how to make unique folded paper planes with step-by-step instructions fo making different models of the paper plane . |
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Aerodrome Welcome to the AeroDrome: plane index, Ideas, Tips, Links, Specials. So what is the AeroDrome? Well here at the AeroDrome we hope to have the largest and best collection of paper airplane designs. What is the Aim of the AeroDrome? The aim of the AeroDrome is to have the largest and best collection of paper airplanes in the world! You will find links to instructions of how to make everyplane on this page. All instruction pages will have a category on the top ie glider, dart, special or other. http://www.theaerodrome.bravehost.com/ |
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Aerogami Aerogami the site for folding hot paperplanes. Aerogami is the art of folding and flying. 4 amazing planes. http://aerogami.netfirms.com/ |
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Air, Land, and Rail Welcome to Air, Land, and Rail. We feature pictures, drawings, and a few paper models of airplanes, cars, trucks, and trains. http://airlandrail.net/ |
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Airplane Collectible Best Net Resource Making paper airplane is an easy and cheap hobby (only requires a sheet of paper, that's all) but making paper airplane to fly higher, further and preferably land in style can also be an interesting and challenging task. So while you are waiting to save up some money to get a good RC flying airplane model, perhaps paper airplane model is a much cheaper alternative to experiment and work on at the meantime. Here are some of the best paper airplane resource sites I have found on the Internet. They provide clear and illustrated instructions to help you make these paper airplanes easily. http://www.airplane-collectible-best-net-resource.com/index.html |
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Amazing
Paper Airplanes The paper airplanes presented in this web page include my old favorites as well as new designs that I recently created for my grandson Jonathan. This web page is made to share my designs world wide with other children, their parents and their teachers who enjoy paper airplanes. This page presents four models from my original design and one modified version from another. These were selected because of their interesting shape and good flight performance. All passed the Trans-living-room flight test, meaning it flew more than 25ft with a gentle horizontal toss across my living room, wall-to-wall. Each paper airplane is named by its real airplane counterpart. The counterpart airplane is chosen based on the resemblance of airplane appearance. A brief summary of the real airplane is included to help imaginations during paper airplane activities. http://www.amazingpaperairplanes.com/ |
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Best Paper
Airplanes Best Paper Airplanes .com is a free site that illustrates how to make unique folded Paper Planes that you'll find nowhere else - because these ten paper airplane models are original, copyrighted designs. Some are easy to make, some are flying origami as well as paper planes, but all are fun to fold and fly. Models: Deltry, simple to fold, beautiful flyer; Moth a pretty; Tumbler how to make a paper airplane that flies like ticker-tape, only better; Canada Goose a beautiful, slow flying paper airplane with two variations, below; Condor another origami paper airplane for experienced folders; Duck looks like the classic paper bird - but this is a flying paper bird! Spike an unusual plane of middle difficulty. Katydid an intricate origami paper airplane for expert folders! Slider another easy to fold paper airplane design; Zump a fairly simple, sturdy paper airplane design. http://bestpaperairplanes.com/ |
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Best Paper Airplanes in the World The DC-3 of the paper airplanes. When he started folding the paper, I knew this was something different, something special. He never explained how he did it but every move, every fold, every detail was burned into my memory. After he finished, we walked the porch handrail and he gently tossed it horizontally towards the street. It glided like no paper airplane I have ever seen before, it was acting like a REAL airplane. It gently curved into the slight breeze and began to rise vertically without moving forward. The craft then began to lower as if it were a helicopter and gently came to rest on the asphalt below. Over the years, I have shown many eight year old children this paper plane. I don't know if they will remember but I hope they pass the knowledge on. http://www.zurqui.com/crinfocus/paper/airplane.html |
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Building the Egret Building the paper airplanes Egret. http://friend.ly.net/users/jorban/activity/airplanes/ |
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Exotic
Paper Aircraft This is a collection of a few of my favorite paper airplanes. Much of this was developed during 5 years of sitting through French classes. I now use the Gallery photo engine to manage the folding instructions. Among other things, this means: You can now add comments to individual instructions. This should provide a good forum for things people are having trouble with, and maybe even provide a means for people other than me to lend help. (Of course, I reserve the right to delete inappropriate or profane comments with extreme prejudice. You can vote and then view poll resuls for these aircraft. This may help other people find a good model to start with, and let me know which ones need work. Finally, all of this automation should make it easier for me to create detailed instructions. I'll spend the next few bouts of insomnia adding new stuff (I currently have a HSCT, a canard which still needs some refinement, a payload bomber, and even a boat to add), redoing some of the older / low quality aircraft in more detail, and adding pictures & links to other people's aircraft. http://hairball.bumba.net/~rwa2/aircraft/ |
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Fiddlersgreen World's Largest Collection of Paper Models! Free fold n fly flying paper models. Click on the model to see the folding instructions. http://www.fiddlersgreen.net/ |
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Fighter Jet Paper
Airplane Fighter Jet Paper Airplane Instructions. The design of the fighter jet paper airplane on this page is not mine. However, the instructions at that site are quite hard to follow. Plus, I've standardized the instructions somewhat so there is no variability left in the design. Congratulations to that site's designer, as he's devised a really nifty airplane. This page merely gives better instructions that will help you make the airplane. I hope you enjoy the end result! http://nuwen.net/airplane.html |
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Fun Paper
Airplanes At Fun Paper Airplanes you will learn how to make 15 of the best paper airplane designs, absolutely free. Each model has a template that you print right from your computer with clear, easy-to-follow directions and flying tips. All you have to do is print, fold, and fly! The planes are grouped by skill level, so there is something for everyone, from beginning flier to expert. Download 15 free paper airplanes! Make perfect paper airplanes in 3 easy steps: print, fold and fly! http://www.funpaperairplanes.com/ |
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JazzyJet The JazzyJet was the first of my model designers and has been around for several years entartaining young people and adults. As with JazzJett II it is an economical and fun to build model airplane. This Differs the JazzJet II in that it only needs to be printed on one side of carstock. This model requires minimal materials to build and is ideal for the novice paper builder. It's a great idea for a classroom project or lunchtime entertinment at work! http://www.jazzyjet.com/ |
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Joseph Palmer's Paper
Airplanes Joseph Palmer's Paper Airplanes. 4 paper airplane designed to fly! They are not meant to be models of real planes, and they are not meant to be pretty display models. (In fact they really fly much better if you don't decorate them!). Unlike the common schoolyard 'dart' designs, these planes are designed to have lift; if you throw at a point on the ground about 10 feet away — they will fly up. I've followed a few self-imposed rules in their design. The plane must be folded from a single piece of 8 1/2 x 11" paper; no cutting of the paper is allowed; no weights may added; no glue or tape may be used. http://www.josephpalmer.com/ |
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