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This original and easy to make airplane is shaped like a checkmark and resembles a bird in flightTo build it you will need a sheet of watercolor paper, a wooden skewer, modeling clay and PVA glue1)Preparing the blanksCut two identical paper strips approximately 100 mm wide from the watercolor sheet 2)Preparing the front wingSince the … Continue reading “V-Figurative Airplane”

Materials for constructionA sheet of thick watercolor paperA wooden cooking skewerA piece of modeling clayA ruler and a pencilScissors and glue1)Marking out partsTake a sheet of watercolor paper and draw two rectangles using a ruler and a pencilThe first strip is made six centimeters wide and twenty eight centimeters long for the rear wingThe second … Continue reading “Rectangular-winged annular glider.”

1)Material preparation. Take a sheet of heavy watercolor paper, one long round wooden skewer, two short three-millimeter skewers 95 mm long each, glue, and a small amount of modeling clay.2)Marking and cutting the planes. Using a compass or a protractor, draw two identical circles 95 mm in diameter on paper and neatly cut them out … Continue reading “The tandem, codenamed Kolobok 2.0”

1)What you need: watercolor paper or heavy drawing paper, PVA glue, two round wooden skewers, one short square skewer, 2 to 4 grams of modeling clay.2)Transfer the drawing to paper and cut out the wing with the front tab, fuselage element, stabilizer, and vertical fin. 3)Using an empty pen or an object with a rounded … Continue reading “Twin-boom glider”

1)What you need: 200 gsm watercolor paper, any suitable PVA glue, a round coin, a wooden skewer, 2 to 4 grams of modeling clay.2)Make the template following the drawing, making sure to include the front tabs, and cut it out. 3)Score the fold lines on the leading edge using an empty ballpoint pen or a … Continue reading “Aircraft with a standard wing configuration.”

Materials needed1)A4 watercolor paper2)Wooden skewer3)PVA glue or any paper glue4)Ruler and set square5)Pencil6)Scissors7)Modeling clay for nose ballast about 2.5 gAssembly instructionsToday we will build a simple flying wing glider out of watercolor paper and a wooden skewer1)Take a sheet of A4 watercolor paper and draw a straight center line down the length of the sheet … Continue reading “Flying wing.”

1)Take a sheet of watercolor paper and a square wooden skewer2)Mark out two wings and the connecting fuselage strip, making sure to add reinforcement flaps at the front of the wings for extra strength3)Draw smooth rounded fillets where the wings transition into the fuselage — these will protect the paper from tearing on landings and … Continue reading “Simple tandem at home.”

1 Take a sheet of watercolor paper (A3 or A4 size)2 Trace and draw the wing outline in the shape of a bat 3 Carefully cut out the piece along the outline and color it black with a marker 4 Glue the paper wing on top of the wooden skewer along its central axi 5 … Continue reading “Bat Glider Assembly Instructions”

Take two A3 paper strips, mark them out, and fold them precisely along the line. Glue each folded strip together (using PVA or any glue other) to create two sturdy, double-layered wings. Mark out and cut the paper struts with mounting tabs for secure attachment.Install two struts at the outer edges of the lower wing. … Continue reading “Biplane Glider Assembly Instructions”

The forward-swept wing design gives the model excellent stability and a fast gliding flight. The aircraft is based on a single-piece paper cutout with smooth transitions to the fuselage, which protects the paper from tearing during landings.Materials needed:Watercolor paper (1 sheet, A3 or A4 size)Long bamboo skewer (30 cm)Modeling clay for balancingRuler, pencil, scissors, and … Continue reading “Simple Paper and Bamboo Skewer Glider”