Zach Shea posted: The other way is, when you fold in the corners the 2nd time, instead of folding them so they are touching along their edges, fold them at a bit of an angle so only their corners touch, leaving space between the triangles. The plane won’t come to a point, but to a flat edge on top

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Anna-Lena @annalena · 2y

How do you make a really good paper airplane? Any tips? ✈️

Zach Shea @zs · 2y

Replying to @annalena

I always go with the Harrier

How to Fold the Harrier Origami Paper Airplane

How to Fold the Harrier Origami Paper Airplane: Welcome to my tutorial for the awesome paper airplane known as the Harrier. This is one of the quickest, easiest, and best flying paper airplanes I know how to make, so it's great for impressing friends and killing boredom. Feel free to watch my vid…

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ruzanna rozman @ruzanna · 2y

Replying to @zs @annalena

This was how my dad taught me! The little triangle in step 5 is CRUCIAL. (Although, I don’t know how these instructions got the triangle poking out, I always had to cut the paper in order to fold it in.)

Zach Shea @zs · 2y

Replying to @ruzanna @annalena

There’s a couple different ways I know to do this. One is in the instructions, where you fold the paper down further to get the triangle further down the plane. Instead of folding where you make the line, fold past it.

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The other way is, when you fold in the corners the 2nd time, instead of folding them so they are touching along their edges, fold them at a bit of an angle so only their corners touch, leaving space between the triangles. The plane won’t come to a point, but to a flat edge on top

Mar 14, 6:11 PM

ruzanna rozman @ruzanna · 2y

Replying to @zs @annalena

!!! Ty for sharing! I might try these!

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