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This image was scanned from my private collection
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Introduction
- Tools and Techniques
- FANTASY FLYERS:
- Basic Model
- Speedy
- Manta
- Wright Flyer
- Wings
- Rocket
- Paper Plane
- Bat
- McDonnell
- SX 101(PF)
- Pterodactyl
- GENUINE REPRODUCTIONS:
- Mirage
- Tiger Moth
- Saab 37 Viggen
- Tupolev(Bear)
- F-16
- EXPERIMENTAL MODELS:
- Flying Saucer
- Matchstick Rocket
- Starship
- Catapult Plane
- Flying Fish
- Flying Arrow
- Paper Helicopter
- Carousel
- COMPETITION CRAFT:
- Cirrus 75
- Hunter
- Sprinter
- Acrobat
- Sailplane
- Sakoda
- Sherlock Special
- Flying Dragon
- Flying Christmas Tree
- Anti-Aircraft Device
- Catapult Defense Craft
- BIRDS:
- Basic Crane
- Crane
- Heron
- Eagle
- Seagull
- Wild Geese
- Wild Duck
- Swallow
- White Dove
- Carrier Pigeon
- INSECTS:
- Dragonfly
- Moth
- Flies
- Butterfly
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Title: Paper Flight: 48 Models Ready for Take-Off
Author: Jack Botermans
Format/Publication Date: TPB:1983
Publisher: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, NY
Page Count: 120
Book Dimensions(ht. x w.): 10 1/2" x 9"
ISBN: 0030705061
SUMMARY- The introduction gives you some history about paper airplanes and the first airplane competition - it got me curious so I went looking and found more information on Wikipedia. You get a lot of different models with interesting features and none of them appear to be that difficult to fold. The birds at the end are nicely done too - haven't tested them to see how well they fly yet.
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