Introduction: Micro (or Mini) Aircraft
A little, but little little, sail glider maked in 5 minutes
Step 1: First, Draw It
The measures are approximate, need not be accurate.
Mi finger and the pen there are as a reference
Step 2: Cut
With scissors or a cutter, cut the drawing by continuous lines
The greyed triangle under the body it is waste.
Step 3: Folding and Shaping
Here I used Scotch tape, but it is not necessary if the cuttings are well done.
Step 4: Balancing and Final
Putting the fingers under the central line of the wings, the body of the aircraft must be horizontal.
Add / Remove weight in the nose to achieve it.
And this is all. The plane must fly 3 or 4 meters. That is no small thing, considering the size.
44 Comments
13 years ago on Introduction
err can u plz add a bit of details? i dont understand how to fold it.thx =D
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
Error: can you please to write English? i dont understand your phrase. I speak Spanish, then I have to use Google translator. Therefore, you should write in proper English.
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
huh me? if so, can u explain to me how to fold it? i don't know how to fold the paper airplane thank you
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
When he said to speak proper english, he probably didnt want you to use slang words such as "u." Just pointing that out
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Yes, it is as you say. Consider I don't speak English.
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
The objective of this Instructable is to make the people to think, to do and to experiment. That is much more funny than receive the answer.
11 years ago on Step 2
What are those diagonally slanted lines under the "right wing left wing" section?
Reply 11 years ago on Step 2
One (left of the image) is for provide a slot to support the wings. The other is the only way to cut the wings, without being separate from fuselage.
If you make the glider, you understand it. It is easier to do than explain.
Thanks for your comment.
12 years ago on Step 4
so is this made of index card or regular printing paper?
Reply 12 years ago on Step 4
RPP (regular printing paper)
12 years ago on Introduction
that is awesome
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
Thanks, Jhonny.
13 years ago on Step 4
it totaly rocks !!! it awsome .
Reply 13 years ago on Step 4
Thanks!
Reply 13 years ago on Step 4
sure i can help you just after i come to know why is it swirling
13 years ago on Introduction
awesome, im not a "pro member" so it was harder to get it right =( ...
but still awesome
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
Thanks!
14 years ago on Step 4
i made your madel and it just swirls please can you help me
Reply 14 years ago on Step 4
You have to do it alignment and balancing, in that there can be no secrets. If I were near you, sure this is solved in 3 seconds. I start from the assumption that you have worked neatly.
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Please provide a few more details: what connects the tail to the fuselage? Or, is it one continuous piece, twisted? is the fuselage folded lengthwise to make it more rigid? My attempts have failed. thanks- -m