Hello Everyone one, on this tutorial,
I am going to teach you how to make the Challenger of the world record longest paper airplane
However, I don't have the finance and equipment to record the longest distance this paper plane can make
so I let's you guys help me out!
You can make it, test it out and let's me know what is the longest distance you can make with this paper airplane.
Oh, so let's start now.
To make the Challenger, you need a printing paper.
You can use either U.S letter size or A4 paper.
so Let's start now
First off, I fold the paper in half.
Then, unfold the paper.
Next, start from this edge, fold it to the center crease.
Then, repeat the same fold for the opposite side.
Now, start from the tip here, fold it to this line.
Next, I will fold the whole shape here down.
Use this line as your reference.
Make sure that this crease is lined up with this crease.
And now, I start from this edge, fold it to the center crease
Next, I repeat the same fold for this side.
On the following step, unfold this layer and also this layer.
Now, I strat from this edge, fold it to this crease
Also, for this side.
Next, unfold this side of the paper agian.
and then fold it straight like this
and now, I will hold
And now, I will whole the paper up.
Then, push this layer into the pocket right here.
Then, repeat the same fold for the opposite side.
Hold the pocket, then push this paper inside.
and this is what you should hav efor now.
Then turn the paper over
Fold it in half.
Next, estimate about 1/2 in from this tip along this edge.
Then, match this edge to this corner.
I repeat the same fold for the opposite side.
Turn the paper over.
I fold this layer..layer of the paper down.
Turn the paper over, and fold this layer of the paper down to create the wings.
Then turn the paper this way.
Next step, I'm going to create the stabilizer
Imagine that I have a line from this edge straight to this corner, and it needs to parallel to this edge.
Then I repeat the same fold for the other side.
Next step, I unfold the paper.
And unfold the stabilizers
Next, you see on the bottom here, fold it up a little bit
and here you go, this is the Challenger.
You can hold it right here and throw it at 30 to 40 degrees
Please, test it out, and let me know what is the furthest distance this paper can make
Finally, thank you for watching, and see you next time.
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