Making paper planes
--that really fly
by Nick Robinson
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Many people the work over enjoy the art of origami, and there can be little more satisfying than making a model that really works. Making Paper Planes contains more than 20 aeroplane and flying models, and each —with a little practice— can be made to fly!
From a simple glider to a more complicated rocket, this enjoyable book not only shows you how to fold each mode, it also shows how to hold each plane to make it fly.
Wit an introduction on flying tips, folding and paper to use, and with each project illustrated with clear step by step instructions and photography, Making Paper Planes is an excellent book for all origami —and aeroplane— enthusiasts.
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Papierflugzeuge: ... die wirklich fliegen
Mar 21, 2016, Bassermann Verlag
hardcover
3809435066 9783809435068
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Making Paper Airplanes That Really Fly
November 1, 2004, Sterling
Hardcover
in English
1402716303 9781402716300
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Making paper planes: --that really fly
2003, Silverdale Books, D & S Books
in English
1856057321 9781856057325
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Includes color illustrations.
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Has instructions on how to make paper aeroplanes using origami techniques. Many different types explained from the classic dart tothe Art deco wing.
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