paper airplanes

Presents step-by-step, diagrammed instructions for making more than twenty-five kinds of paper airplanes out of sticky notes.

Step-by-step instructions explain how to create different types of paper airplanes from dollar bills instead of traditional paper.

Describes how to make sixteen different types of gliders, includes facts and figures about gliders, and provides photographs of early flying machines and aviators.

Step-by-step instructions for making flying toys such as paper planes, flying saucers, and spinners.

Teaches about concepts such as center of gravity, lift, and thrust by showing how to create a paper airplane and change its components so that it flies more smoothly.

Contains 18 designs of paper airplanes that may be built, launched, and flown.

A collection of paper airplanes to cut-out, fold, and fly, including the four winners and sixteen additional entries in the first international paper airplane competition sponsored by "Scientific American" magazine in 1967.

Instructions for making and flying model airplanes of today and of the future with information about the actual aircraft.