Concorde Origami Airplane Origami Illustrated Tutorial

Concorde Origami Airplane Origami Illustrated Tutorial

FoldingPaper airplane In the design process, what many producers pursue is simulation. The simulation itself manifests itself in two aspects. One aspect is appearance simulation. That is to say, the appearance of the origami airplane produced is basically the same as the real airplane it imitates, at least in terms of outline. Another meaning of simulation is that the designed and produced origami aircraft itself should be similar to the real aircraft in terms of basic flight attributes. Although it is not similar in terms of flight speed, the similarity emphasized should be the similarity in flight status and flight performance. Let’s take a look at the production of this Concorde origami airplane.

Concorde, the only commercially operated supersonic aircraft in the world, has now been grounded, which is a pity. But we can still bring the Concorde back to us through a simpleorigami way . Friends who know or have seen Concorde know that Concorde has a great feature, that is, the nose is tilted downward. This downward tilting nose design makes the aircraft have better gliding ability. You can also feel it on the origami Concorde we made. At the same time, because the nose of the plane is tilted downward, when the origami Concorde lands, there will be a unique pattern of sliding forward. I believe that many friends can recall that other origami planes themselves will directly slide from the plane. It looked like it had fallen down from the air.

Description of the properties of the origami Concorde: Difficulty of making the origami plane: ★☆☆☆☆; Time in the air of the origami plane: ★★★★☆; Flight distance of the origami plane: ★★★★ ☆. From these attribute values, we can understand that the Origami Concorde is quite powerful in terms of flying, especially compared to aerobatic aircraft that specialize in aerobatics (for details on origami aircraft tutorials: How to Fold Paper Planes - Stunt Show Machine Origami Tutorial). However, it is particularly important to note that the Concorde origami aircraft needs to use scissors to cut its tail part when making it. Such trimming can make its style more realistic and has no obvious impact on flight.

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1. Take a piece of A4 paper and place it vertically, align the left and right corners of the upper part with the central axis of the short side and fold it inward until the two left and right steps of the upper short side coincide with the central axis of the short side.

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2. Fold the right waist of the top isosceles triangle to the lower left until the left waist of the top isosceles triangle coincides with the left side, press the crease and open it. Fold the left waist of the top isosceles triangle to the lower right until the right waist of the top isosceles triangle coincides with the right long side, press the crease and open it. Fold back along the parallel line that passes through the intersection of the two creases and the bottom edge, press the creases firmly and open. Form a "meter" shaped crease in the middle of the paper airplane.