Folding the Bomber for the first time is pretty easy, however, folding the nose can be a little tricky. Just pay close attention to the folds and your paper airplane template will soar with the best.
- Create your custom paper airplane template using the worlds best paper plane builder.
- Download and print the paper airplane. For the best result, don't print the folding instructions on the back of the plane template.
- After you've downloaded and printed your custom airplane template start by laying the sheet on a flat surface with the graphics pointing down and the nose pointing away from you.
- Next fold the top two corners inward until they meet in the middle creating a point.
- Carefully fold the point of the paper air plane toward yourself.
- Then, fold the very tip of the point away from yourself and back towards the nose of the plane.
- Next, fold the plane in half, the graphics will now be on the outside of the fuselage.
- To crease the nose of the paper airplane, create a triangle in the nose by folding the paper back and forth.
- Then, reverse the center fold so that the graphics are on the inside.
- This is the tricky part, reverse the triangle fold so that it folds inside the plane.
- Next, make the first wing folds so that both sides can be tucked inside the bottom flap.
- Finally, fold both wings down and create a strong crease on the top edge so the plane has a solid transition from fuselage to wing.
- To maintain the paper planes shape add a small piece of tape to the top, nose, and bottom of the plane.
Flight Tip: Adding a little weight to the bottom fuselage can increase the flight time. I've used both tape and paperclip and, depending on the positioning, either can be effective.
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