Hello everyone, welcome to paper Artland
I'm Tri, and today I will show you
how to make one of my most
most most favorite paper airplanes ever,
the Aurora Fighter
This paper airplane is a mid-range
distance paper airplane
that means it can reach 100 feet easily
Above that I don't know
And this plane is very difficult fold,
although it is not too complicated to fold
Let's start now!
To make the Aurora Fighter,
you need a U.S. letter size paper
Or you can trim an A4 paper to the letter size ratio "size"
You can follow a link on my description
to learn how to trim an A4 paper
to a U.S letter size ratio
First step, I fold the paper in half
Unfold the paper
Now, I fold this edge to the other edge
Basically, I just make it similar to the Spirit Dragon
And I repeat the same step for the other side
Now, you can unfold the paper, and turn it over
Next step, start from the top here and fold down
You can use the intersection point here as a reference
to fold it down
Make sure that all creases are lined up
Use the center crease and
creases here and here as your referent lines
It looks very good for now
Unfold the paper, flip it over!
Then, I start from this crease, fold it to the center crease
I fold this top part down
Next, I fold this layer to a side
And I just estimate the center line
of the top and the edge on the bottom
or I just fold it down to create a center crease
Here we go, I unfold this part
Next step, I start from this edge,
I fold it to the center crease
I will leave the gap between the center crease
and the edge
And you can still see the crease here, right?
I will use this crease as my reference
to fold this layer out
I match this edge here to this point
I fold this layer back to the other side
Same thing here, I fold this layer to the other side
And the crease still here, it is very good.
Can you still see the crease?
Okay, now, I will fold this edge to the center crease.
I also leave it a gap
Small gap!
And now, use the crease here as the reference
to fold the layer out. Just repeat the same step earlier
Then, fold this layer to a side
Start from this edge again,
and fold it to the center crease
Just like the Spirit Dragon
Repeat the same step for the other side
And next step, I will insert this flap into the pocket
Can you see this?
I repeat the same step for the other side
Now we need to fix it.
If you want it last longer, you must fold it carefully
If you can't get it at the first time,
you will get it at the second time
It takes time, but the result will be worth it.
If you fold it so fast, and you mess everything up,
the plane will not fly well at all
And now, you can see how I fold this part up!
When I fold, I use my hand to hold the bottom part
I will fold one side in first
I will pull one side into the center crease
Just use your finger to hold it
I push it to the center crease!
Then, I use the other hand to push the other side
Make sure you keep this part
parallel with the center crease
You can fold the other side here.
You can take a look at it
See that! Something here
I hold this part, and I push this one down
I'll push this one in a little bit more
Push it down
You need to fix it when you are folding the handle
I push it in a little bit hard
This side is harder
I will fold it a little bit more
Make sure that this side and this side will parallel ( later)
when you create the stabilizers
After you finish that part, you can fold this one in more
See what we have now!
I have to press it really!
You have to adjust it!
Don't use your fingernails Ok!
If you use your fingernails, you will make a lots of marks on the paper
I meant don't use your figure nails,
use the soft side of your finger
If you use your fingernails,
you will make a lots of marks on the paper
You can see the other part of the plane now
It looks like the triangle shape
Next step, I will create the stabilizers
I fold this part up to create the stabiliser
Same thing for the other side
I will adjust it a little bit
You need to match the corner here to this edge
This one is almost correct. I need to fix it
It should be Ok
Now, unfold the side here
Unfold the stabilizer on the other side and on this side
As you know, on the following step,
I will fold it down a bit
Now, it requires your adjustment
You can fold it up a bit like this to create a wide V-shpe
A very shallow V-shape wings to throw it
Or you can fold this one up to create a flat surface
to throw the plane, too
Or, you can fold it up a little bit like this!
But I like the flat "surface" more
It will fly more stable,
if you fold the wings up a bit like this
You can curve the wings up too
You can fold the wings up a little bit if it does not fly well at all
make the stabilizers straight
Here you go, thsi is the Aurora Fighter
which many of you want to make
And, check it out!
If you have any question, let's me know
Thank you for watching!