Altough it does not fly the best, it does look very nice in my opinion. It does not need glue nor siccors to make, just an A4 paper. Eurofighter, Gripen call it what you want but i prefer calling it as gripen.

Haven't been making new Replicas for quite long since the release of the B-1 Lancer. This is another plane that is requested by a lot of viewers. The brainstorming process took me quite long, but the result is surprisingly simple and still looks realistic.

Got it a bit squashed while in my school bag, because I made it at school, with a random ripped paper I saw lying around. It flies straight on its first few flights, and I added the massive canards later on since it looks cool and also adds an opportunity to add lift as well as stabilizers without making the main wing smaller to fold up for stabilizers

I have a bigger cooler one with a paintjob at my other home, was gonna post that but now this is the only I have

my dad taught me how to make this kind of paper airplane when I was a kid and it flys really well. No one I know makes them like this. now I have a son who I am teaching how to make paper airplanes and I am curious where my dad got the design.

I'm getting ads for this website, and my son would love this for Christmas. It's an rc system you attach to a paper airplane, and allows you to control the flight path. I like the system, because it doesn't need a smartphone to work (he's only 10). But the site looks kinda scammy, so I've been hesitant to actually buy it. Any reviews?

This plane is for u/After-Nectarine1097.

Congratulations to your brother! I hope this will make a good gift for him!

Template link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xv3JLXpUZG6ajYNqZJM3iQcycR3NqbDy/view?usp=drivesdk

The template has two planes per sheet, the parts for each are separated by a line.

So, my original F-14 Tomcat tutorial is turning 1 year old and I made this special episode to celebrate that. Not a full tutorial since the changes are not enough to justify it as a "2.0 version"

In July 2025, I made an F-14 but I didn’t know how to do variable swept wings back then.

So I decided to remaster it. I learned to make the hinges bigger to be more durable, as my Panavia Tornado’s wings were really fragile. I also gave it more detail than my original F-14 Tomcat and added a hook. This one uses two sheets instead of one, but I think it’s justified.

This one flies really well with both wings in and out. I really love the Tomcat and I’m so happy to finally have one with a working wing sweep!

A very interesting airplane, it flies smoothly, avoiding hard falls.

It’s been a while since I did a forward-swept wing and decided to go for a fictional design this time. I wanted to try something new, so I went with a three-surface design and an aggressive design. I also gave it this yellow and green livery.

I sort of based it off the X-29, Su-47, and F-16. This one has some interesting flight characteristics and I love how aggressive it looks!

Как ни странно на фото два моих бумажных самолётиков но у них совсем разные функции у первого(маленького) функция заключается в кружении вокруг пользователя, а у второго функция планера

И дайте советы пожалуйста , он кстати круто летает

Версии меняются слева на право.Первая версия птицы дала мне надежду и признаки махов крыльями,крутым маневрам.Последующие две это самые лучшие из всех.Они выполняют то чего я от них ждал ,а именно хорошие махи крыльев и хаотичные маневры.