Recently, my son wanted to make a paper airplane to play with and I thought should I make the same old paper airplanes or should I make something different, at the same time teaching my son with the basic concepts of what makes an airplane fly.
I ended up making a paper airplane that looked like the real thing and was around 1.5 feet in length and had a wingspan of around 1.2 feet. More than that, it flew beautifully! It can glide to a distance of about 20 feet, flew very steadily and seldom crashed.
You can see it flying here:
To start you'll need the following:
1. A4 paper (used or unused around 10 pcs)
2. Scissors
3. Glue
Steps:
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