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The Best Advanced Paper Aircraft Book 2: Gliding, Performance, and Unusual Paper Airplane Models - Paperback

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by Carmel D. Morris (Author)

For the serious paper airplane folder! Works for both US Letter and A4 paper -make as many paper planes as you like!

This is the eagerly awaited second paper airplane book in The Best Advanced Paper Aircraft series - just when you thought it was safe to enter the schoolroom!

First published in print by Harper Collins (London, Sydney) and by Putnam (New York), this new paperback edition has all these fun and famous models:

  • Air Hopper
  • Stunt Fly
  • Elasto Kinetic Sling Shooter Jet
  • Long Nose Glider
  • Hang Glider
  • UFO
  • Loop Glider
  • Stunt Arrow
  • Runway Skimmer
  • Dive Bomber MK2
  • Heliglider
  • Winged Water Bomber

Many models are fold-only, some have cuts for tails and re-sizing, and there are simple, and more complicated paper airplanes, so everyone in the family is covered (the model on the cover is folded from one sheet, no cuts).

Instruction diagrams are well-placed, and base folds are repeated for each model that uses them so no need to page-back.

For recalcitrant students, office workers, or anyone in need of stress relief, sheer fun, or even explaining simple flight physics, there is a paper airplane to suit every purpose.

And as Col. Edwards says, "Air resistance is futile, so get folding and start flying!"

Number of Pages: 100
Dimensions: 0.21 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: October 01, 2011