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Wow, after the first two folds, this plane really folds itself. The first fold is at 22.5 degrees, which makes all further folds have alignment with the base o
by navane 4y ago
Wow, after the first two folds, this plane really folds itself.
The first fold is at 22.5 degrees, which makes all further folds have alignment with the base of the plane.
My entire life i was folding a plane that starts with two classic 45 degrees, then a 90 degree fold of the top 2/5th of the paper, again 45 degrees tip, hook in the little triangle. Fold over symmetry line and add wings however you want them. It's quite similar with hooking in the tip (the 04:18 crease), but not nearly as elegant to fold. It is capable of doing a looping, and is otherwise a decent flyer.
Curious about yours though, can't try it out here as I'm in the office.
- mg 4y agoYes, it's cool how logical all the creases are. The first two align with the border of the paper. All other creases align with previous creases.