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Professional Paper Airplane

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Pin Difficulty: Medium

Meet the Professional, a jack of all trades that can do it all. It’s fast, it glides, and it has a trick or two up its sleeves. How it flies and what it does depends on how you throw it. Make this plane if you want a little bit of everything that paper planes can do.

Airtime: 60

Speed: 75

Distance: 70

Stunts: 55

 

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 half to the bottom half perfectly, professionally.

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Step 3: Make the right edge line up with the top edge. Do this by bringing the bottom right corner up.

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Step 4: Do the same for the left corner, lining up the left edge with the top edge. You should now have an upside down triangle.

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Step 5: Fold the top right corner to the bottom point of the triangle.

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Step 6: Now fold the top left corner to the bottom point of the triangle.

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Step 7: Unfold both corners that you just folded down. Note the two diagonal creases on both sides.
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Step 8: Fold the both top corners down to the two diagonal creases like in the picture.

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Step 9: Continue folding down both top corners along the crease.

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Step 10: Fold up the middle triangle as shown.

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Step 11: Turn the paper over.
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Step 12: Fold the left half to the right half as perfectly as you can.

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Step 13: Fold at the red line to make the wing.

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Step 14: Turn the paper over.
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Step 15: Fold this wing to line up with the first wing.
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Step 16: Fold about a pinky’s width of the edge of the wing. This will be the wing’s fin.

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Step 17: Turn the paper over and fold the other wing’s fin.

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Step 18: Unfold the wings and fins.
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Step 19: Make sure the wings are tilted up at an angle like this, and that the fins are standing up.
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Step 20: Hold this part of the plane and give it a good hard throw at an angle. Also try to throw it straight up into the air and see what happens!
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