How To Make The Skywarrior Paper Airplane

The Skywarrior is a fast, long range and overall very large paper airplane that uses the airframes of two simple airplanes together. I consider this airplane as the paper equivalent of the Boeing B-52 Stratofortress.

TAA USAF Designation: A68-1

Step 1: Materials

Required:
2 Pieces of 8.5 by 11 inch Paper
Tape
Ruler
Scissors
Optional:
Pencil

Comments

[glenngarf]

Cool plane! Very substantial, and flies pretty straight and true...it rises a little for me, but I may not have made the wings precisely parallel. Can't wait to teach my kids!

[OrigamiAirEnforcer]

Excellent to hear--this airplane has been quite impressive for me too. With as much wing area as this aircraft has, it will probably climb after launch. I hope you and your family enjoy this and thanks for subscribing!  

[jpigganto]

hey can you make like a video tutorial so that it is much easier to follow.....thnks

[OrigamiAirEnforcer]

Right now I am unable to make motion videos, sorry. However, I can still help if given a few bits of info on your situation. Is it this specific step what you need help with? Or are several steps confusing you in making the Skywarrior?

[irontom53]

this is great for two reasons: 1 if uthrow it reely smooth it will literally float along and 2 if you launch this mofo as hard as possible it climbs insane aha ;)

[OrigamiAirEnforcer]

Thanks, the Skywarrior is a plane I am quite pleased with. Even with nearly 50 planes having followed it, its still the biggest, and among the best planes I've ever designed.

[Wyattr55123]

Try making some weapons for it (firecrackers in stiff tubes)

[OrigamiAirEnforcer]

Systems similar to the ones you describe have been developed and deployed. However, at this time I have no intentions of making them public, due to safety concerns.

[Lil C]

i don't get step 6 at all please help

[OrigamiAirEnforcer]

The tip of the nose is pulled straight back two inches. Once this is finished, you fold the airplane in half and the mark 1 inch above this fold at the rear. Then you fold the wings down, aligning them with the mark and the trailing edge of the fuselage.

[yahiko678]

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