Step 1
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Start by taking an A4 paper. One side of my paper is blue-coloured and the other is not. This is only better understand the the different folds. |
Step 2
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Having your paper in portrait shape, fold the upper right of the paper down, so that it makes a triangle. |
Step 3
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Now unfold it. |
Step 4
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Fold the upper left part of the paper down. |
Step 5
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Unfold it again. |
Step 6
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Where the 2 creases formed join, fold the upper part backwards. |
Step 7
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Undo it. |
Step 8
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Using the 3 lines on the paper, fold the left and right part "in", with the upper part over them. |
Step 9
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Flatten it. |
Step 10
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Fold the right wing up. |
Step 11
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The left wing too. |
Step 12
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Now fold the lower part of the newly formed right triangle so that it joins the center line. |
Step 13
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Unfold it! |
Step 14
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Fold the upper part of the triangle the same way. |
Step 15
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Unfold it again! |
Step 16
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This time, take the upper point of the right side and fold it down so that it makes 2 half-triangles. (The image shows it when opened). |
Step 17
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Return it like before that last folding. |
Step 18
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Use the crease made in step 12, 14 and 16 to fold the right triangle on the center line, with a triangle leveling up in the middle. |
Step 19
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So that is looks like this. |
Step 20
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Do the same thing as from step 12 to 19 to the left side so that both sides are equal. |
Step 21
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Where the 2 center triangles meet, fold the upper part backwards BUT leave the beak-like part "hanging". |
Step 22
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Like so. |
Step 23
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This is how it looks turned upside-down. |
Step 24
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Fold the plane in 2 parts to obtain 2 wings. |
Step 25
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Fold the right wing down some point above the center. |
Step 26
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Left wing now. |
Step 27
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Fold the right wing about at about half-way |
Step 28
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Do the same thing for the left. |
Step 29
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Unfold the 2 wings. |
Step 30
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Now wind up the right wing a little so that if flies better. |
Step 31
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Here too. |
Step 32
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Here's your plane. |
