The Complete Paper Aeroplane Book

The Complete Paper Aeroplane Book by David Woodroffe, published by Little, Brown Book Group Limited in 2010, offers a comprehensive guide to crafting paper aircraft. This 190-page book is designed to help readers create a variety of flying devices, from origami fighter jets to paper Spitfires, using simple materials like waste paper. With clear diagrams and instructions, it provides an engaging way to explore the art of papercrafts and origami.
Readers will find a wealth of creative projects that promise hours of fun, as the book includes customized graphics and color templates for each model. The instructions are straightforward, ensuring that even beginners can successfully build their own flying machines. Each design has been tested by the author, making it easy for anyone to achieve impressive results with just a few folds and cuts. This edition serves as a practical resource for those interested in crafts and hobbies related to transportation and paper engineering.
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The Complete Paper Aeroplane Book is packed with diagrams, instructions and graphics that will help you to build your own paper aircraft that really fly.
From origami fighter jets to tin foil helicopters, and paper Spitfires, there are hundreds of different ways of building successful flying devices from waste paper. Hours of fun can be had following this book’s clear instructions and using the colour templates provided.
The customised graphics for each model make sure that your aircraft will look great as well as flying better than any paper dart you have ever folded. All of the fantastic flying machines featured have been built and tested by the author to ensure that, with little more than a few folds and a couple of snips, your new creation can get airborne.
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