Section 3. Card Stock Designs. My Designs Of Glued Paper Airplanes
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1 Section 3 Card Stock Designs My Designs Of Glued Paper Airplanes
2 Introduction As a kid in the late 60 s through early 70 s I was very interested in balsa wood kits. I was totally unaware of making paper airplanes from heavy paper such as index cards, poster board, or even cereal box cardboard. But now that affordable balsa kits are very hard to find, perhaps there is a place for these planes again. The Hand Toss series presented here is influenced by the White Wings but is a little smaller, lighter, and adapted to being tossed inside. They can still be used outdoors with a chained rubber band shooter as long as it is not to powerful. They are not strong or stable enough to be high speed launched using extra heavy duty, 12 inch diameter, office grade rubber bands. Hand Toss 5 is a tribute to the Delta Wing model sold in the Atlanta Airport around Loop 1 and Loop 2 are a tribute to the looping airplane sold in the mall s of the 70 s. And the Delta X Glide is a close copy (hopefully not too close) to a model I found on the back of a cereal box (Rice Crispies I think). Couldn t help it, that graphic art crew did a great job. I do hope in the near future to design some of the heavier designs for outdoor only use with stronger rubber bands. I use Inkscape software to produce the designs. It has wonderful curve producing routine that you can produce your shapes with. You can even scan a hand drawn design, import it as a *.jpeg, then trace curves over the drawing, finally deleting the jpeg when done. Features like copying and pasting a body section and adding (or subtracting) node points allows you to make a perfect fitting next layer body section (or nose section). You can even start by scanning and tracing one of mine and then use the edit nodes function to modify the shape to your liking. To me these planes seem to fly better on plain white 110# card stock then they do on colored 65# stock. By scanning in a copy of the.pdf file and importing into any one of several graphic software packages to add some color or graphic design. This can be done with The GIMP or Krita for complex design or LazPaint, mypaint, or iphotodraw for simpler designs and text (these are also simpler to learn) and best, all of them are free. Have Fun Pat Morgan patsplanes.com The cool paper airplane site!
3 Index of the Planes Hand Toss Series: 1. Hand Toss 1 2. Hand Toss 2 3. Hand Toss 3 4. Hand Toss 4 5. Hand Toss 5 6. Hand Toss 6 7. Hand Toss 7 8. Hand Toss 8 9. Hand Toss Hand Toss Hand Toss Hand Toss 12 Other Planes: 13. Loop Loop Delta X Glide 16. PW Jet
4 Hand Toss 1 Wax paper between vertical and horizontal tail and wing glue tabs until glue dries. Horizontal tail stiffener applied after body glue dries. Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. RN4 LN4 Curve wing using A can or similar object. Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together (&2, &2). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (-4, -4). Glue tail stiffener on to keep horizontal tail halves level and square. 3. Using a can or other cylindrical item add some initial curve to the wing by rubbing flat wing along the curve of the can. Flatten wing tabs with pencil or similar item and glue wing in place. 4. Before Body/Wing assembly completely dries use gauge to set dihedral angle for wings as shown: Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
5 LN4 Wing Gauge RN4
6 Hand Toss 2 Wax paper between horizontal tail sections and wing glue tabs until glue dries. Horizontal tail stiffener applied after body glue dries. Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. RN4 LN4 Curve wing using A can or similar object. Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together (&2, &2). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (-4, -4). Glue tail stiffener on to keep horizontal tail halves level and square. 3. Using a can or other cylindrical item add some initial curve to the wing by rubbing flat wing along the curve of the can. Flatten wing tabs with pencil or similar item and glue wing in place. 4. Before Body/Wing assembly completely dries use gauge to set dihedral angle for wings as shown: Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
7 Wing Gauge RN4 LN4
8 Hand Toss 3 Horizontal tail stiffener applied after body glue dries. Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. Wax paper between wing glue tabs until glue dries. RN5 RN4 LN4 LN5 Curve wing using A can or similar object. Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together (&2, &2). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (-5, -5). 3. Using a can or other cylindrical item add some initial curve to the wing by rubbing flat wing along the curve of the can. Flatten wing tabs with pencil or similar item and glue wing in place. Glue tail in place. 4. Glue tail stiffener on to keep horizontal tail level and square. 5. Before Body/Wing assembly completely dries use gauge to set dihedral angle for wings as shown: Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
9 RN5 LN5 Wing Gauge RN4 LN4
10 Hand Toss 4 Wax paper between tail and wing glue tabs until glue dries. Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. RN4 Curve wing using A can or similar object. LN4 Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together (&2, &2). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (-4, -4). Glue horizontal tail section in place. 3. Using a can or other cylindrical item add some initial curve to the wing by rubbing flat wing along the curve of the can. Flatten wing tabs with pencil or similar item and glue wing in place. 4. Before Body/Wing assembly completely dries use gauge to set dihedral angle for wings as shown: Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
11 Wing Gauge LN4 RN4
12 Hand Toss 5 Wax paper between wing glue tabs until glue dries. RW1 LW1 Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together ( and ). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (&3, &3). Glue winglets to wing level and square. 3. Glue wing assembly in place. This type of airplane is referred to as a delta wing airplane. Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
13 RW1 LW1
14 Hand Toss 6 LT1 Wax paper between wing glue tabs until glue dries. Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. RT1 Curve wing using A can or similar object. RN5 RN4 RW1 LN4 LN5 LW1 Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together (&2 and &2). 2. Using a can or other cylindrical item add some initial curve to the wing by rubbing flat wing along the curve of the can. 3. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (-5, -5). Glue winglets to wing and vertical stabilizer to tail level and square. 4. Flatten wing tabs with pencil or similar item and glue wing in place. Glue wing and tail assemblies in place. This type of airplane is referred to as a low wing airplane. 5. Before Body/Wing assembly completely dries use gauge to set dihedral angle for wings as shown: Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
15 Wing Gauge LW1 RW1 RN4 LN4 RN5 LT1 LN5 RT1
16 Hand Toss 7 Curve wing using A can or similar object. Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. Wax paper between horizontal tail and wing glue tabs until glue dries. Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together (&2, &2). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (, ). 3. Using a can or other cylindrical item add some initial curve to the wing by rubbing flat wing along the curve of the can. Flatten wing (plane rear) and tail (plane front) tabs with pencil or similar item and glue wing and tail in place. This type of airplane is referred to as a canard airplane. 4. Before Body/Wing assembly completely dries use gauge to set dihedral angle for wings as shown: Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
17 Wing Gauge
18 Hand Toss 8 Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. Curve wing using A can or similar object. RN4 Wax paper between horizontal tail and wing glue tabs until glue dries. LN4 Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together (, ). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (-4, -4). 3. Using a can or other cylindrical item add some initial curve to the wing by rubbing flat wing along the curve of the can. Flatten wing and tail tabs with pencil or similar item and glue wing and tail in place. 4. Before Body/Wing assembly completely dries use gauge to set dihedral angle for wings as shown: Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
19 Wing Gauge RN4 LN4
20 Hand Toss 9 Horizontal tail stiffener applied after body glue dries. Wax paper between vertical and horizontal tail and wing glue tabs until glue dries. Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. RN4 LN4 Curve wing halves using A can or similar object. Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together (&2, &2). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (, ). Glue tail stiffener on to keep horizontal tail halves level and square. 3. Using a can or other cylindrical item add some initial curve to the wing halves by rubbing flat wing along the curve of the can. Flatten wing tabs with pencil or similar item and glue wing in place. This type of airplane is referred to as a swept wing airplane. 4. Before Body/Wing assembly completely dries use gauge to set dihedral angle for wings as shown: Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
21 LN4 RN4 Wing Gauge
22 Hand Toss 10 Wax paper between tail and wing glue tabs until glue dries. Flatten wing and tail glue Tabs after body glue dries. Instructions: RN4 LN4 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together (, ). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (-4, -4). 3. Leave wing flat. Flatten wing and tail tabs with pencil or similar item and glue wing and tail in place. Bend left and right vertical stabilizers of tail up 90º. 4. Before Body/Wing assembly completely dries use gauge to set dihedral angle for wings as shown: Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
23 Wing Gauge LN4 RN4
24 Hand Toss 11 Horizontal tail stiffener applied after body glue dries. Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. RN4 Wax paper between vertical and horizontal tail and wing glue tabs until glue dries. Instructions: LN4 Curve wing halves using A can or similar object. 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together (&2, &2). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (-4, -4). Glue tail stiffener on to keep horizontal tail halves level and square. 3. Using a can or other cylindrical item add some initial curve to the wing halves by rubbing flat wing along the curve of the can. Flatten wing tabs with pencil or similar item and glue wing in place. This style is referred to as a forward swept wing. 4. Before Body/Wing assembly completely dries use gauge to set dihedral angle for wings as shown: Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
25 Wing Gauge LN4 RN4
26 Hand Toss 12 Wax paper between vertical and horizontal tail and wing glue tabs until glue dries. Cut on black line. Bend on dotted blue line if trimming is required. Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. RN5 RN4 LN4 LN5 Fold winglets up on dotted line. Alternate instruction: Do not fold winglet. Trim wing at black line. Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together (&2, &2). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (-4, -4). Glue tail stiffener on to keep horizontal tail halves level and square. 3. Leave wing without any curve. Bend winglets up. Flatten wing and tail tabs with pencil or similar item and glue wing and tail in place. 4. Before Body/Wing assembly completely dries use gauge to set dihedral angle for wings as shown: Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
27 LN4 LN5 RN5
28 RN4 Wing Gauge Loop 1 Bend horizontal stabilizers down along dotted lines. CT0 Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. RN4 Wax paper between wing and tail glue tabs until glue dries. CN0 CB1 LN4 Curve wing using A can or similar object. Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Fold outer body piece (CB1) on dotted lines. 2. Use a glue stick to glue inner body pieces (CN0 & CT0) to folded outer body piece on both sides. 3. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (-4, -4) and body pieces ( & ). 4. Flatten wing and tail tabs with pencil or similar item. 5. Using a can or other cylindrical item add some initial curve to the wing by rubbing flat pieces along the curve of the can. 6. Bend horizontal stabilizers down. Stabilizers bend with a negative angle of attack to allow tail to produce negative lift for looping flight. 7. Glue wing to body. Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
29 CB1 CT0 CN0 RN4 LN4
30 Loop 2 Curve tail using A can or similar object. Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. Wax paper between wing and tail glue tabs until glue dries. RN4 CB1 LN4 Curve wing using A can or similar object. Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Fold outer body piece (CB1) on dotted lines. 2. Use a glue stick to glue inner body piece () to folded outer body piece on both sides. 3. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (-4, -4). 4. Flatten wing and tail tabs with pencil or similar item. 5. Using a can or other cylindrical item add some initial curve to the wing and tail by rubbing flat pieces along the curve of the can. Tail curves on top side to allow tail to produce negative lift for looping flight. 6. Glue wing and tail to body. Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
31 CB1 LN4 RN4
32 Delta X Glide Fold winglets down Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. RN4 LN4 Wax paper between wing glue tabs until glue dries. Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center ( & ) use a glue stick to glue body section together (, ). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (&4, &4). 3. Flatten wing and tail tabs with pencil or similar item. Fold winglets down on dotted lines. 4. Glue wing to body. Glue both halves of horizontal stabilizer together let dry and glue onto plane (goes on plane in front of wing). Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
33 LN4 RN4
34 PW Jet Curve wing and glue winglets in place Flatten wing glue tabs after body glue dries. Wax paper between tail and wing glue tabs until glue dries. Curve winglet using A can or similar object. Instructions: 1. Cut out and lay pieces as shown. Starting with center () use a glue stick to glue body section together (&2, &2). 2. After Body dries glue nose pieces on (, ). 3. Using a can or other cylindrical item add some initial curve to the wing and tail by rubbing flat wing along the curve of the can. 4. Flatten wing and tail tabs with pencil or similar item. Glue winglets to curved wing. 5. Glue wing assembly and tail to body. 6. This plane is a low wing (wing below body) canard (wing to back of plane). Note: Quick instructions only see full instructions on Page 22 of Section 1.
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