Origami Paper Airplane 3

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Origami Paper Airplane 3 This is a really easy to make paper airplane that you will love flying again and again. The blunt nose makes it really easy to reuse as it does not easily get damaged. It is another classic design that has been around for many years and I really like it.

Origami Plane III Folding Instructions

Fold the square piece of paper along the two diagonals on DIG. 1 creasing well on both lines and opening out the paper again afterwards.
DIG. 1
Now fold along the dotted line in DIG. 2 bringing the left hand edge to the diagonal center line from top right to bottom left. This will give you DIG. 3 .
DIG. 2
Now fold along the dotted line in DIG. 3 to give you DIG. 4 .
DIG. 3
Fold the tip down on the existing crease as shown by the arrow in DIG. 4 .
DIG. 4
Now fold the blunt nose over again along the dotted line in DIG. 5
DIG. 5 DIG. 6
Now fold along the center line marked on DIG. 6 to give DIG. 7.
DIG. 7
Now fold the wings down along the dotted lines in DIG. 7 to give the plane at the top of the page.

Origami Plane III Flying Lesson

This paper airplane can be thrown overarm quite hard with the nose pointing slightly upwards or can be thrown in a sweep from underarm as hard as you can directly upwards. It should then sort itself out and fly down to earth very well. This plane is great indoors or out.

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