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    best paper airoplane ever.

    http://www.zurqui.com/crinfocus/paper/airplane.html

    i just built one n its awesome. steps 18 and 19 are a bit tricky thou
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    16,17 and 18 and I am completely lost.
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    thats ace....

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    18. Study photos 18 and 19 carefully. These folds are difficult to describe. Try to duplicate them as shown in the photos.
    Is where i get stuck...cause the photos are small and poor.
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    Frankly, no-one's going to beat my competition winning paper aeroplane from scouts. Oh those were the days, we had paper aeroplane flying competitions (we had to get them in a box from about 10 metres away). I always won.

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    Oh...well if we are bringing out our external resources...

    /me reaches for hard back copy of:
    AN INTRODUCTION TO THE PRINCIPLES OF AERONAUTICAL DESIGN AND THE SCIENCE OF AERODYNAMICS
    The Executive Paper Aeroplane Making Kit
    including Assembly Plans and Instructions for eight flying models


    Kick ass book.
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    it's a very bold statement, but given my afternoon out at my Dad's bosses I can prove the theory wrong.

    His boss built something resembling a dead duck. My father built that exact aeroplane and I built a bog standard dart.

    Who won? Well, it wasn't the dead duck.

    My dart travelled a full 16 feet further than my fathers 'DC-3 of paper aeroplanes' in a graceful and controlled manner.

    So ner-knicky-ner-ner...
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    haha I got to try one of these phreakin aeroplanes lol. (Not airoplanes )

    O yes i see the airplane thing now... lol ignore me Obviously not educated enough in this area of aero-flya-thingy-nautics
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    ooops, sorry...

    It glided like no paper airplane I have ever seen before, it was acting like a REAL airplane. It gently curved into the slight breeze and began to rise vertically without moving forward. The craft then began to lower as if it were a helicopter and gently came to rest on the asphalt below.
    I see the point now, it's not to be practical, but to give plane spotters something to drool over.

    hmm.

    Mine was still better. I still hold the record on declaring things 'best'.
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    ooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh................its not hard at all....he just turned it over...I didnt read that bit...oh right I see...yeah cool....done it
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    I spent 2 and a half solid hours on it and managed to it. I can now do it off by heart.

    I have too much time on my hands.....

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    Ok official results:

    Construction:
    Effort: 5/10 - others are much easier
    Time: 3/10 - it does take a while

    Flight:
    Time: 3/10 - doesnt really go *that* well
    Gracefulness: 4/10 - hmmm...paper darts fly better

    Overall:
    4/10
    Its ok, but not that great tbh. The claims far outway the actual performance of the plane itself. I would not recommend changing to this model
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    Quote Originally Posted by Twigman
    Ok official results:

    Construction:
    Effort: 5/10 - others are much easier
    Time: 3/10 - it does take a while

    Flight:
    Time: 3/10 - doesnt really go *that* well
    Gracefulness: 4/10 - hmmm...paper darts fly better

    Overall:
    4/10
    Its ok, but not that great tbh. The claims far outway the actual performance of the plane itself. I would not recommend changing to this model

    Perhaps you should bug an admin to post that review on the front page?

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    We all know the purpose of paper planes is mearly a target for catapults.

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    And there was me thinking they were to hit teacher in the back of the head (when equiped with a blackened ink edge....)

    goes back to reading Beano...
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