Apparently, this is the best paper airplane ever. Made by some college kids in the UK. I have yet to test it out, but I figured it was too important to not pass along.
It reminds me of the standard flyer, but has some nice touches to it.
That's far too difficult. I'm far too bored for my own good. I've watched Saw and Saw II and can't seem to figure out why everyone loved them so much. Oh well, my next/last final isn't until Friday
right now I am preparing my fleet. I have several planes already produced and ready for the initial flight. I am also producing more planes with slight variations so that maybe i can take over the title of best paperplane ever made. i will documnet my findings and give a brief report once the launch is held
When I was a kid I had an entire book on paper airplanes and used to build a lot of them with my dad.
This one looks like the one I used to make all the time, it flew really well and you could do awesome stunts with it if you cut and folded tail flaps on it like the one posted at the start of this thread.
just tryed that first one, dispite a few sloppy folds it does indeed fly very well, veers a little off to the right but thats probably because of my sloppy folds, gonna try BV's one next.
just tryed that first one, dispite a few sloppy folds it does indeed fly very well, veers a little off to the right but thats probably because of my sloppy folds, gonna try BV's one next.
It's very nose heavy, so give it a good push when you throw it. As I said, cutting flaps in the tail will allow you to give it some interesting flight characteristics.
If you find it too nose-heavy, you can apply some layers of scotch tape to the back of the wings to even it out.
I tried the 1st airplane design it flew great, in fact to good my office is at the top of an open stairwell , the plane flew out my door and started down the stairwell, unbeknownst to me my boss was just beginning to ascend the stairwell. My new combat plane clipped my boss right above the eyebrow, now I have some 'splaining to do...
The nose fold is tough to get, and it comes out looking like it shouldn't, really bulgy and stuff.
Mine works really well, it veered to the right a bunch too, play with the flaps in the back. And you only need the slightest tilt up to get it to fly straight, mine was skyrocketing when i first started.
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