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An agile, fast, landing gear-equipped aircraft comparable to the Skyknight interceptor, the Eagle differs with its role of longer duration flights. ...
Required: 1 Piece of 8.5 by 11 inch Paper Tape Optional: Pencil
Fold your paper along its width. Once you've made the crease, fold the outer sides in to make fourths.
Fold the outer fourths inward. Then fold the corners into the center. After both are folded in, pull them down along their bottoms.
Pull the corner folds up and clear of the cover folds. Pull the paper that is covering itself out so that it jetties out from the edge of the center p...
Fold the corner folds back down along the crease at their bottoms. Then pull the corner folds' point up to the front of the aircraft. After this, f...
From the square leading edge, fold the paper down to the nose fold as pictured. After you've folded these leading corners in, unfold them. Then pull t...
From half an inch above the center of the paper, fold the wing down. Repeat on the other side. To make the winglets, you fold part of the wing extensi...
Tape your Eagle at its front, back, and wing extensions' leading edges. In the places cited in the pictures, apply a piece of tape.
To fly your Eagle, give it a nice simple toss. It may take a few tries to figure out your Eagle's best throw speed, but it is usually moderate.
Fold your paper along its width. Once you've made the crease, fold the outer sides in to make fourths.
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