Step 1 Fold the sheet lengthways along its centre. Step 2 Fold the upper corners inwards at 45 degrees as shown above. They should meet in the middle but not cross. Step 3 Fold these again, halving the angles, to give you the arrowhead shape. Step 4 Fold over the nose, lining it up where the other folds meet in the middle. Step 5 Fold down the middle. Folds should be neither too sharp, nor too rounded. Step 6 Fold back ¾" of paper from the widest bit to create winglet. Repeat for other winglet. Step 7 Fold back both wings, parallel to the centre fold. The fold should be halfway up the nose to form a fuselage to grip. Step 8 Work the wings into a shallow V, the winglets at 90 degrees to the wings, pointing down.Step 9 Step 7 Fold back both wings, parallel to the centre fold. The fold should be halfway up the nose to form a fuselage to grip. Step 9 Now hold the plane and send it on its first test flight. Don't be afraid to tweak the model until you achieve a perfect flight < back to Art and Craft Tel: 01983 533334 email :
Work the wings into a shallow V, the winglets at 90 degrees to the wings, pointing down.Step 9
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