Simple Stunt Origami Plane - Origami Fly Paper Plane Illustrated Tutorial

Simple Stunt Origami Plane - Origami Fly Paper Plane Illustrated Tutorial

InPaper Plane In the production process, I believe most people are familiar with this origami airplane, which is commonly known as the fly paper airplane. In fact, this origami plane itself also belongs to the category of glider. Its own characteristic is that the wingspan is very comfortable, and the configuration is also very consistent with the principles and requirements of aerodynamics. This origami plane also has a very magical place. It may suddenly change its shape during flight. This is why this origami plane is also called a simple aerobatic origami plane. However, if we want to achieve this random flying effect, we only need to use different forces to throw the paper airplane out to achieve the various effects we need.

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Make this in the pastOrigamiPlane When doing this, everyone prefers to use square paper. In fact, using square paper is not conducive to shaping the unique wingspan pattern of this origami airplane. Because of the use of square paper, the entire origami model will eventually have a large number of folded structures, and the folded structures themselves are a huge obstacle to the flight of the origami airplane. Square paper requires a large amount of dimensions to make the nose end of the origami aircraft, which ultimately affects its flight and gliding capabilities. The size we particularly recommend here is to use A4 paper after quartering. Such a folded origami airplane has a stronger flying ability. Special statement: All non-personal reprinting is strictly prohibited.

Details of the basic origami glider: Difficulty of making an origami plane: ☆☆☆☆☆; The time the origami plane stays in the air: ★★★☆☆; The flight distance of the origami plane: ★★☆☆☆. You can see the previous origami airplane (tutorial: Origami airplane encyclopedia - basic origami glider illustrated tutorial), the difficulty of making this origami airplane has not changed much, and the time in the air is also relatively objective, but the flight distance is affected to a certain extent by the "activity" of the paper airplane itself, but if you If you prefer the feeling of free flying, then this simple acrobatic origami airplane is very good.

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1. Cut A4 paper into quarters horizontally as the basic material. Fold the upper left corner of the upper short side toward the long side of the right side until the upper short side coincides with the right side of the field. Press the crease and open it. Fold the upper right corner of the upper short side toward the long side of the left side until the upper short side coincides with the right side. The long edge on the left coincides with the crease and is opened. Fold back along a parallel line that passes through the intersection of the two creases and the upper short edge, press the creases firmly and open. Form a "meter"-shaped crease in the upper square as shown in the picture.

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2. According to the horizontal folding direction in the middle of the "meter" shape in the upper square, push the left and right sides toward the middle, and fold the upper short side downward along the two diagonal creases.

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3. Fold the upper isosceles triangle back along the bottom edge and flip the paper airplane.

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4. Place the left and right upper corners of the paper airplane at appropriate locations along the lines as shown in the picture.Fold the entire paper toward the central axis of the short side until it coincides with the central axis of the short side, and press the creases tightly.

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