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Toss It! Speed Challenge _ Paper plane : the unthrown one

Toss It! Speed Challenge _ Paper plane : the unthrown one
I'm going to show you a glider made of paper. This one is made to not be thrown.. he he...

I would like to excuse myself as I may need some more english vocabulary to explain myself.
You'll understand later why I called it 'unthrown', to explain that you don't have to throw it to make it fly. Let's see now the few steps to build it, then I'll explain you how to make it fly.
 
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Step 1Making the base fold

Making the base fold
fold you sheet of paper in the middle following the length
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May 23, 2011. 5:23 AMDavid_Adare says:
This is a god fun plane,
just made it, and playing in the office.
Mar 26, 2009. 8:39 AMverne says:
Great plane, thanks! I was already launching my paper airplanes like this, to see how much lift they had. I know no other paper plane that levels out so quickly as this one! It must be due to the rear flaps on the total width of the plane.
Mar 2, 2008. 1:57 PMGorillazMiko says:
Wait, so you don't throw it? And you have to add in a 30 second video or less. A video with okay quality is still better then nothing!
Mar 2, 2008. 2:28 PMGorillazMiko says:
Yeah, the video has to be 30 seconds or less of the paper airplane in flight. Remember to print out the Toss It! Speed Challenge image!
Mar 2, 2008. 12:33 PMhammerhead says:
Don't be hard on yourself, I find your English better than many English speaking natives. So you shouldn't consider that a reason for not participating in the contest. Cool plane and a novel way to launch it.
Mar 3, 2008. 12:48 AMhammerhead says:
Good to see you going for it. And no, I'm Swedish. I've never even been outside of Scandinavia.

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