Paper Airplanes (Makeshift Wings) Audio demo by A Fire Inside. Music any AFI fan would be honored to hear. :3 Enjoy! This recording will not be distributed.
The surfer paper airplane is designed to be flown as a walkalong glider using the large piece of corrugated cardboard (the plane in this video is folded on the 96cmX75cm cardboard paddle). For information on construction and how to fly see: www.instructables.com For all the latest controllable slope designs see: sites.google.com
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The Bendy Straw Plane, Part 2 This is a plane I invented through experimentation with common household objects. It’s a cool little craft that puts some (not all) regular paper airplanes to shame (although I will still always be a paper airplane buff). Materials Manilla Folder (used to construct wing) 6″ cookie stick, 20 cm diameter 7.5 inch flexible straw 1.5″ self tapping screw 1 sheet printer paper 1 toothpick scotch tape Tools Scissors Utility Knife Instructions: 1) Cut 8″ x 2.5 ” shape out of manilla paper 2) Using cookie stick, create tubular depression in center of manilla paper. Crease the paper where it comes together at the full circumference of the stick. 3) At these creases bend the paper back to create the wings of the plane. 4) Cut 2 shapes out of regular printer paper to build the tail: Piece #1 – 1/2″ x 4″ Piece #2 – 4″ x 2″ 5) Bend piece # 2 in half. Cut a strip about 20 wide strip at open end of the bend, stopping about 1/4″ from a full cut. Using utility knife, make a 1/2″ wide slit about 1/4″ about the previously cut strip. 6) Slide piece #1 through the slit and center it. 7) Starting about 1″ from straw’s bend, use utility knife to create a straight slit slightly longer than the 2.5″ width of the manilla paper strip. This will create an opening in the straw in which the tubular portion of the manilla strip will fit. (The straw can be considered the fuselage) 
Use toothpick to give the wings rigidity. Use utility knife to cut small holes at the …
here is an unknown song but it is great
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Despite a stiff southwest breeze, about 100000 paper airplanes fell almost directly down from six downtown rooftops — which was the Rob Bliss entry in ArtPrize.
Hey guys! This is the new design!. there was allot of wind when i did the flight tests but yea. it flies really cool!. remember to adjust the ailerons good so the plane wouldn’t tilt to the left or right. (if you make the plane you’ll know what i mean) please rate, comment and subscribe right here ↑ thnx for watching!!!
i got bored kinda rushed it a bit but enjoy
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Lyrics to the song “Paper Airplanes (Makeshift Wings)” by AFI DISCLAIMER: I do NOT own the song in this video
Step 1 modifications for the OmniWing Paper Airplane. Making the Omnwing stronger, faster, and more efficient. This is step one of a two part process to improve the airfoil of the OmniWing and to make a wing that is very well suited for outdoor flying. If you have not built the OmniWing, you should first go to the OmniWing video and start there. Once you perfect those steps you will be ready for the modifications. For more information about the OmniWings, go to www.omniwing.com Check out my Blog at: thisismyshadygrove.blogspot.com
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step by step instructions to fold a paper airplane plane design by Alex’s airplanes
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From the Sursiks cd “Christmas in March” (Crabid Music 2008). Video by the amazing Steve McQuillen!