Origami Tutorial on How to Fold a Smooth Paper Plane

Origami Tutorial on How to Fold a Smooth Paper Plane

The main requirement for many paper airplane enthusiasts is that the paper airplane can remain stable during flight. This is very important. If the paper airplane itself cannot remain stable during flight, , itself loses a lot of fun. After all, the longer the flying time and the more stable it is in the air, the more exciting it will be for those who fly paper airplanes! Of course, this itself requires better paper airplane production and design to meet such a requirement. This complete origami illustration of a paper airplane is a common type of paper airplane, but it does have the characteristics of being stable. Whether you are a child or an adult, you can easily try to fly the paper airplane.

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1. Still choose rectangular paper as the basis for making paper airplanes. Fold the top and bottom sides of the paper in half, leaving a crease in the middle after unfolding.

2. Then fold the upper left corner of the paper downward.

3. Fold the left bottom corner of the origami model upwards. The operations here are all 45-degree folds.

4. Then fold the top corner of the origami model to the right.

5. Then fold the bottom edge of the origami model backwards and fold it completely in half.

6. Then fold the two top edges of the front and back downwards, paying attention to the position of the crease.

7. Then fold the bottom edge that is already facing down upwards a little, the amplitude is very small, mainly to form a flush angle.

8. Then pull up the wings that have been turned to both sides.

9.YesWhen you see a child’s origami paper airplane, it’s finished. Let it fly in the air quickly to see if it’s stable. If you’re not satisfied with this paper airplane, you might as well take a look at this: Tutorial on how to fold a three-dimensional paper airplane