Carmel D Morris

Paper Airplanes in Cardboard: Make Durable Cardboard Gliders Using File Folders, Cereal Boxes, and Other Stuff Around the House Carmel D Morris

Publisher Marketing: New edition - 16 Fantastic Cardboard Airplanes To Make And Fly! Fold some cool gliders and stunt airplanes using nothing but manila file folders, scraps of cardboard, paper towel rolls, coat hangers, rulers, and anything else around the home, office, school or university! Paper airplanes are cool. But what if you want the thrust and energy that will take your aircraft soaring to the next level? This book is packed with simple yet effective cardboard airplane models that will fly higher, further, and do amazing aerial stunts. Big Cardboard Glider Simple File Folder Flier Super File Folder Stunt Glider Paper Towel Copter Ruler Rocket Streaker Tri-Blade Boomerang Whirly Thing Flying Circle Simple Easy-Throw File Folder Glider Jumbo Hang Glider Coat Hanger Frisbee Northrop YRB-49A No Frills Glider Box Glider Falcon Some models are fold-only, some use tape or glue to secure the fuselage for harder throwing techniques, and some use scissors - so there is a level of skill for all the family. And if you want to make just paper airplanes, many of the models in this book use the same proportions as A4 or Letter paper - so now there is nothing stopping you from making a great glider in paper or cardboard. So get folding and start stunning your friends with these amazing models! Contributor Bio:  Edwards, Dwight Edwards serves the 2,500-person congregation of Grace Bible Church in College Station, Texas, where he became senior pastor in 1990 after a decade as the church's college pastor. He attended Dallas Theological Seminary.