How To Make The Starjet Paper Airplane

Fast, long range, adaptable and capable of stunts, the Starjet is an impressive little paper airplane. In addition to being a cool looking paper airplane it is a very adaptable one as well; the Starjet carries over the provisions for elevators, flaps, slats, pods, air brakes and a bomb bay from its ancestor, the Harrier paper airplane. These potential add-ons make the Starjet a capable trainer or fighter airplane, on top of all the other things it can perform. 

Because its developed from the trusty Harrier and it has a forward swept trailing edge, the Starjet is very hard to spin and is also quite accurate. In addition, the idea of the Starjet came partially from the Spirit paper airplane, with which it shares a common vertical stabilizer design. This plane is the result of my tries to produce a widely multirole airplane for all sorts of activities, and I feel I've accomplished that goal with this airframe. Looking back on how it turned out, I feel the Starjet resembles the miniature Mosquito drone paper airplane.

TAA USAF Designation: A110-1

Step 1 Materials

Required:
1 Piece of 8.5 by 11 Paper
Tape
Scissors
Ruler

Optional:
Pencil