The Delta Cruiser is a glider/dart hybrid built for pilots who like precision with a bit of flair. Its swept‑delta profile gives it smooth, stable glide performance, while the narrow nose and sharp leading edges allow for quick directional changes and aerobatic tricks. With average accuracy, medium range, and a hard fold difficulty, this design rewards careful builders with a plane that feels agile, responsive, and fun to master.
Start with the graphics pointing down and the nose pointed away from you.
Fold the top left and right corners inward to create a guiding crease for the next step.
Fold the newly created flaps flat again then fold the corners inward to meet the crease from the previous fold.
Fold the original fold from step one back down.
Fold the top right and left edges inward to meet in the middle.
Fold the nose down along the provided horizontal line.
fold the newly created top right and left corners inward to meet the provided horizontal line.
Fold the nose up along the horizontal line.
Fold the plane in half to create the fuselage.
fold the bottom corner of the fuselage back and forth to create a crease for the tail.
Reverse the fold so that the tail points inside the paper plane’s fuselage.
Fold the wings along the top of the fuselage so that they meet evenly on the right.
Flatten the wings to line up with the top of the fuselage.
Fold the winglets upward.
Add a small piece of tape to the middle of the plane to hold it's shape.
