Making Paper Airplanes: Fold Your Own Aircraft and Watch Them Fly!

by David Woodroffe

Overview

Choose from ninety-one different models and build and fly your very own paper airplane.
Now, any kid can turn a stack of paper into his or her own private air force! Making Paper Airplanes is your complete reference packed with colorful diagrams, graphics, and instructions, featuring ninety-one gravity-defying paper aircraft that really fly.
From origami fighter jets to tin foil helicopters and paper Spitfires, you and your child will learn hundreds of different ways to build successful flying devices from paper. Each model includes customized graphics so your aircraft will look the part as it sails through the air. Tear out, fold, and fly models such as:

Stealth Bomber

Kestrel Fighter

Dragon Desk Kite

Firefly Space Shuttle

Swallow Glider

Flashdance Stunt Flyer

Golden Flame Racing Plane

Supersonic Transport

And More!

All of these fantastic flying machines have been built and tested by the author to ensure that, with little more than a few folds and a couple of snips, your new creation can be airborne. Whether you are spending a summer's day outdoors or a winter's day indoors, Making Paper Airplanes will deliver hours of crafts, flights, and fun.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781510728646
Publisher:	Skyhorse
Publication date:	03/06/2018
Edition description:	Skyhorse Kids
Pages:	288
Sales rank:	736,038
Product dimensions:	7.00(w) x 9.90(h) x 0.80(d)
Age Range:	8 - 12 Years

About the Author

David Woodroffe is an artist, technical illustrator, model maker, kite flyer, and paper airplane enthusiast. He has worked as an illustrator for magazine publishers as well as for books and Web sites. He lives in the United Kingdom.

Interviews

David Woodroffe is an artist, technical illustrator, model maker, kite flyer, and paper airplane enthusiast. He has worked as an illustrator for magazine publishers as well as for books and Web sites. He lives in the United Kingdom.