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- Paper Airplanes Tips for Straight and Stable Flight [77]
1. Design the paper plane to be heavier at the nose. This helps to ensure forward Center of Gravity (CG) to prevent the paper plane from stalling in the air. This can be done using the following techniques :
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- Designing your own Paper Airplanes [76]
The best way to begin designing your own airplanes is to modify my designs. Try adding wing tip fins to an existing design by bending the outermost half inch of the wing up or down. Or make your plane is fusela... (read more)
- Folding and Flying Your Planes [75]
Almost anyone can make paper airplanes, but it helps to know a little about how best to fold them and how to make them fly the way you want. The following guidelines will help you have great flights from the ge... (read more)
- Tips for combating kids' summer boredom [74]
The school year has ended and children who eagerly looked forward to summer vacation may now be complaining about being bored! Adults can help a child overcome summer boredom by being prepared with a variety of... (read more)
- Guinness Guidelines [71]
Here are the rules for setting a Guinness world record for paper airplane time aloft:
1. The flight must take place indoors.
2. The plane must be made from a single sheet of paper that is no larger than 9.84 ... (read more)
- Paper Airplanes Tips for Speed and Distance [70]
1. If you like your paper airplane to fly (or glide) slowly and further, design the paper airplane with longer wings span but smaller wing area. This concept is widely used to design gliders planes.
2. On th... (read more)
- Stability on a Paper Airplane [69]
A paper airplane is capable of proper flight only if it is stable both statically and dynamically. A stable airplane in flight is one which, when disturbed, will automatically bring itself back to it is origina... (read more)
- Glossary of Paper Airplane Terms [68]
This paper airplane glossary has some interesting terms you might come across as you develop and explore your interest in paper airplanes. Keep in mind that these terms are used not only for folding paper airpl... (read more)
- Making a paper airplane [67]
Fearless folding
Now that you understand the basic principles of flight, it is time to create a paper airplane, if you are just begin-ding your career as a paper airplane pilot, start with the dart or square ... (read more)
- Did You Know? Origami and Paper Airplanes [66]
In Japanese, "oru" means "to fold" and "kami" means "paper." Origami, the art of folding objects out of paper without cutting, pasting, or decorating, has its documented origins as far back as 12th century Japa... (read more)
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