Paper Plane Collection: Origami Tutorial for the Basic Wind Fighter

Paper Plane Collection: Origami Tutorial for the Basic Wind Fighter

Paper airplaneThere are many folding methods, but they can be generally divided into flying types and display classes. The origami airplane we are going to learn here is a flying origami airplane. Structurally, it looks more like an origami glider. The minimalist shape has already demonstrated its extraordinary flying ability. However, since you haven't folded it out with your own hands yet, you can't feel the origami plane yet. The possible impact and shock of flying ability. Such an origami aircraft that is highly anticipated is the basic Origami Wind Fighter. Let us take a look at the characteristics of this basic Origami Wind Fighter.

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Just from the appearance, this basic origami Yufeng fighter is definitely very simple in appearance. If you look down from the top, you will even feel that thisorigamiplane is basically an A flat piece of paper. But from the side, there doesn’t seem to be much difference from the origami planes we made before. When you actually enter the tutorial, you will find that in fact, the folding of this origami Yufeng fighter is more complicated. A little more complicated than the previous origami gliders. However, it is simpler in appearance. This feature just explains the unique folding characteristics of this Wind-fighting fighter, that is, it is very stable and can truly fly in the air.

Attribute description of the basic Origami Wind Fighter: Difficulty of making the origami plane: ☆☆☆☆☆; Time in the air of the origami plane: ★★★★★; Flight distance: ★★★★☆. Because of its excellent stability in the air, everyone can't help but think about it.Compare this origami airplane with the Glider Warrior origami glider (for tutorial details, see: Origami Plane Glider Warrior origami glider origami tutorial). Judging from the actual flying effect, the two origami gliders can be described as being equally matched. Both aircraft have their own characteristics and their flying capabilities are very strong. However, there is a slight difference in flight distance. You can compare Fold them all out and compare them.

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1. Take a piece of A4 paper and place it vertically, and divide the long side into two equal parts.

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2. Fold the upper short side downward until it coincides with the bisecting point of the long side, and press the crease firmly.

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3. Fold the left and right corners of the upper part of the paper airplane forward until the left and right short sides of the upper layer coincide with the bottom edge of the upper layer, and press the creases tightly.

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4. Fold the short side of the upper trapezoid of the paper airplane downward until it coincides with the long side of the trapezoid, and compact the crease.

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