Overview
With just a pair of scissors and some glue, you can create paper airplanes that look as though they're ready for combat! From the earliest WW II jets to current masters of the air, Andrew Dewar presents a review of the finest and most distinctive fighter jets in the history of flying. As realistic and intricate as they are, these planes are still remarkably easy to construct.
The Messerschmitt ME-262, Saab Draken, and many more are presented with notes, photographs, and illustrations.
Thanks to valuable, step-by-step directions, even a papercraft novice can follow the instructions with ease. And the end results speak for themselves: paper airplanes that really fly, intricate in detail and rich in technique. Includes 15 ready-to-assemble scale paper models of the finest and most distinctive fighter jets ever produced!
Author Bio:
Andrew Dewar was born in Toronto, Canada and is currently an Assistant Professor at Sakura no Seibo Junior College, Fukushima, Japan, and the President of the Fukushima Paper Airplane Club. He has written five books on paper airplanes in Japan, each of which has sold over 100,000 copies within the first two years of publication.