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Hammer Paper Airplane

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Pin Difficulty: Medium

The Hammer is a mean flying machine. Don’t let its small size fool you. It’s fast and tough and will destroy any plane it comes in contact with.

Airtime: 48

Speed: 100

Distance: 100

Stunts: 5

 

Step 1: Start with a regular piece of rectangle paper that’s 8.5 x 11.0 inches (215.9 x 279.4 mm).
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Step 2: Fold the top right corner to the left edge as shown.

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Step 3: Unfold.
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Step 4: Now fold the top left corner to the right edge as shown.

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Step 5: Unfold.
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Step 6: Fold the right edge along the diagonal crease indicated by the red line.

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Step 7: Do the same for the left edge.

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Step 8: Fold the left half to the right.

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Step 9: Unfold.
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Step 10: The triangle flap inside most likely remained folded to the left. Fold it back to the right.

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Step 11: Fold the very top edge down to the bottom edge. In other words, fold the top half down.

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Step 12: Let’s create “new creases” that we can use. Fold the top two corners to the center of the X crease indicated by the black arrow.

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Step 13: Unfold.
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Step 14: Fold the top flap up at the red arrows where its edges meet the “new creases”.
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Step 15: Fold the left and right diagonal edges to the “new creases”.

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Step 16: Fold in diagonally one more time at the “new creases”.

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Step 17: Fold the top part down as shown.

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Step 18: Turn the paper over.
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Step 19: Fold the left half to the right.

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Step 20: Make the wings by folding the right edge to the left edge indicated by the black arrow.

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Step 21: Turn the paper over.
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Step 22: Now fold the second wing to line up with the first wing.

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Step 23: Open the wings. All done! Now let’s learn how to fly the Hammer right.
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Step 24: When unfolding the wings, make sure they are tilted up a bit like this so the plane can fly well.
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Step 25: Hold this part of the plane and aim it slightly up so it can fly far. Now throw it hard!
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