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fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/isbn_1577554027  \nINTRODUCTION  \nMaking and fying paper planes is a fascinating activity for young and old alike.Each exciting plane in this bookrequires only a single812“X¹7”piece of paper-eiher the specialy designed paoper included.or ordinaryleter poper.Mo cuting.toping or guing is needed.The planes are of varied shapes and fy in diferent ways.Some fly more slowly.others faster some are beter suited to the indoors,others fly well outdoors--one plane even faps is wings in fight.Once youive mastered the basics try devising games and competirions.ou mighreven wantto n desieninge yourownpla  \nJrephen eiss  \n# Table of Contents\n\nIntroduction &Folding1Symbols &Techniques2Eastern Star3  \nStraight&Narrow4  \nDelta Wing5  \nHappy Flapper6  \nAlbert Ross7  \nWisk Wing810LDMGA0DAMI EGM050  \n# PAPER\n\nCarefully remove the colored paper bound into the center of the book.(The left edge is perforated to makethis easier.)Keep the paper flat until you're ready to use it.Always start with side 1 up.  \nPractice each design with a plain sheet of paper before you use the printed designs.Check the papersymbol on each page to match the colored paper to the correct design.  \nOnce you have used all the colored paper provided,try experimenting with different papers.Avoid usingpaper that is too heavy or too light.Photocopy paper is the ideal weight and thickness.  \n# FOLDING TIPS\n\nDo all your folding on a hard,flat surface such as a tabletop,and make sharp creases.Using the back ofyour fingernail will help make the creases extra sharp.  \nThe first drawing of each plane shows an existing crease,or creases,that divide the paper in half orquarters;these creases should be made at the start of folding,before the first step.  \nFold neatly and accurately,making sure that edges or corners meet exactly as indicated.  \nFollow the symbols in the step-by-step drawings,comparing your model to the drawings at each stage.  \nThe most important thing to understand is thedifference between a mountain fold and valley fold.  \nThe symbols used in this book are commonly usedin paper plane books throughout the world.  \nValley fold  \nExisting crease  \nFold behind (back)  \n\n| SAFETY TIP  \u003Cbr>NEVER throw a plane directly at another person  \u003Cbr>especially if the plane has a sharp,pointed nose.   |\n| --- |\n\n# FLYING TIPS\n\nMake sure the leading (front)edges are creased well and that the wings are raised evenly.Generally,it isbest to hold the plane at its point of balance,where is doesn't tip one way or the other when held looselybetween your fingers.  \nRead the throwing instructions carefully.Some planes fly better with a soft throw,while others need aharder throw and still others can be thrown either way.Some planes may do well in a breeze outdoors.  \nsometimes adjustments can help a plane fly properly.First,make sure all the edges and surfaces are assymmetrical as possible.If a plane flies down into the ground,or nose-dives,try curving the rear edges orcorners slightly upward.If the plane rises,stalls,and drops,try curving the rear edges or corners slightlydownward.Raising or lowering the wings evenly on both sides can also affect flight.If,no matter whatyou do,a plane won't fly well,try refolding it with a new sheet of paper.  \nSYMBOLS  \nMountain fold  \nFold forward  \nTurn the paper over  \nX-ray view  \nCrease,then unfold  \nFold dot to dot  \nmountain fold  \nexisting creasevalley fold  \nA real star that glides perfectly.Hold the planemidway under the wings and throw gently  \nSide 1Stephen WeissC  \nIndoors or outdoors,this simple design is one of thebest and most reliable fliers.  \nSide 2","cbCaiaCElWnYGtlx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaCElWnYGtlx","pdf",1953235,28,"English","# Introduction\n# Table of Contents\n## Symbols & Techniques\n## Eastern Star\n## Straight & Narrow\n## Delta Wing\n## Happy Flapper\n## Albert Ross\n## Wisk Wing\n# Paper\n# Folding Tips\n# 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