8. Create the Wings: Open the triangles back up and fold the edges down part way to create the wings. 9. Close and Tuck: Close the paper airplane back up and tuck the point under the nose.

Start with a simple paper airplane, then work up from there. 1. Get a plain piece of 8.5 x 11-inch paper. Fold it in half hot ...

and don’t even get us started about automatic paper folding. [Jerry de Vos]’ paper airplane maker doesn’t drive the sheets through the folder — that’s up to the user. But the laser-cut ...