Wing Flaps for Paper Airplane

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Summary: Make paper airplanes that can do flips and tricks. Learn how to fold wing flaps for a paper airplane in this free kids crafts video from an expert on building paper airplanes.

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Mike Muller Mike Muller has been an Austin-local French Presser for 4 years, and he makes his coffee from whole beans each morning. Mike has traveled around North & South... read more

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Wing Flaps for Paper Airplane

Now that we have the basic shape of the plane and the finger-holds in place, this is the nose. These are the wings. You can make embellishments to the wings by folding them up, like so. Or, if you want you can roll them. I've found that folding them gets the best results for flying. You can also make the wings bigger. You can just experiment with different folds whenever you make your own plane--what gives the best results and what happens when you throw it. If the wings are higher like this, the tips, or if they're shorter, I've always just made them like this. It's just because that's the way I've always done it. But you can do whatever you want--just experiment.