Introduction: The Kline/Fogleman #2 Airfoil Paper Airplane

By www.theonlinepaperairplanemuseum

This is a great paper airplane design. It flies very well.

First print off the plan on ordinary copy paper

http://theonlinepaperairplanemuseum.com/klinefogleman2/KlineFogleman2PlanOnly.doc

the follow the directions below!

For more than 800 FREE paper airplane designs, check out my website at

http://www.theonlinepaperairplanemuseum.com

grab some paper and have some fun!
Uncle Dean :)

Step 1: Step 1

Print off the template from here

http://theonlinepaperairplanemuseum.com/klinefogleman2/KlineFogleman2PlanOnly.doc

and get a pair of scissors and some clear tape.

Step 2: Step 2

Fold from the bottom up to and even with the top, and give it a good crease.

Step 3: Step 3

Cut out the three sections with an "X", and recycle the scraps.



Step 4: Step 4

Unfold.



Step 5: Step 5

Fold the left side over to and even with the right side and give it a good crease.


Step 6: Step 6

Unfold.



Step 7: Step 7

Fold the left side to the center crease you just created, and flatten it out with a good crease.


Step 8: Step 8

Fold the bottom left corner up to and even with the lengthwise center crease, and flatten.

Step 9: Step 9

Fold the upper left corner down to and even with the center lengthwise crease and flatten.

Step 10: Step 10

Fold the bottom half up to and even with the upper half.

Step 11: Step 11

Fold the top wing down to the 2nd dotted line and crease.

Step 12: Step 12

Fold the wing up along the other dotted line.


Step 13: Step 13

Flip the plane over.


Step 14: Step 14

Again, fold the top wing down to the second dotted line, and crease

Step 15: Step 15

Fold the wing up along the other dotted line.

Step 16: Step 16

Pop the tail up in the rear (left side of the plane in this photo).

Step 17: Step 17

Tape the nose of the plane, including the first angled part of the wings.

Step 18: Step 18

Unfold the wings, and let it fly!

For more than 800 FREE paper airplane designs, check out my website at

http://www.theonlinepaperairplanemuseum.com

grab some paper and have some fun!
Uncle Dean :)