Introduction: The Flying Cone
The design is based off a NASA proven design. It is officially called a lifting body, but I prefer "The Flying Cone"
The official video:
Check out this video of its flight and how how to build it:
Not the plane flew about 14 feet and I threw it at a downward angle.
This plane might not be the fastest or furthest flying - but I guarantee it will be attention grabbing!
You will need the following:
The official video:
Check out this video of its flight and how how to build it:
Not the plane flew about 14 feet and I threw it at a downward angle.
This plane might not be the fastest or furthest flying - but I guarantee it will be attention grabbing!
You will need the following:
- Scotch Tape
- 8.5x11 Paper
- 3x5 Notecard
Step 1: Parts and Build
You will need the following:
- Scotch Tape
- 8.5x11 Paper
- 3x5 Notecard
Step 2: Tossing
To toss the plane, hold it by the top fin and throw in a gentle upwards motion.
You can also gently throw it from the nose.
If the plane dives, add rear weight (balled up paper). If the plane spirals, add rear weight. If the plane loops up and down, add nose weight.
And that's it!
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The video, once again:
You can also gently throw it from the nose.
If the plane dives, add rear weight (balled up paper). If the plane spirals, add rear weight. If the plane loops up and down, add nose weight.
And that's it!
If you enjoyed this, please vote for me at the top of the page. Thanks!
The video, once again:
Participated in the
Toss It! Speed Contest
