Classic Dart
The familiar pointed dart — quick to fold and built for straight, fast throws.
Every guide includes illustrated steps, progress controls, flying tips, and a print view. Start easy, then move up when your creases feel consistent.
A4 or Letter printer paper (about 70–90 gsm) folds cleanly and trims well.
Use Next Step on each guide. Match both sides before you move on.
Throw level first. Adjust elevators only after you watch a few flights.
The familiar pointed dart — quick to fold and built for straight, fast throws.
A gentle wide-wing glider meant for soft launches and longer air time indoors.
A thick-nosed dart that stays sturdy and tracks well on firm indoor throws.
A heavy-nose plane that punches through light indoor drafts.
A calm, stable cruiser for relaxed indoor flying and gentle experiments.
Maximum wing area for soft launches and visible, slow glides.
A dihedral-focused glider that forgives small throwing mistakes.
A tightened classic dart with crisp edges for speed runs.
The shortest useful fold sequence for first-time folders and young makers.
A distance favorite with a locked nose fold that keeps the point from unfolding in flight.
A long-wing glider layout for calm air and patient, soaring throws.
A slim, pointed flyer with narrow wings for quick, direct flight paths.
A balanced mid-wing design that aims for steady, readable flight paths.
A compact speed plane with a short wing span for quick reactions.
A sleek intermediate flyer that balances a sharp nose with usable wing area.
Trimmed with strong elevators to encourage looping throws.
A lab plane for trying wing shapes, ballast, and trim ideas safely.
A playful design trimmed for loops and curved flight paths.
A distance-focused dart with careful nose locking and slim wings.
An asymmetric stunt setup meant to curve back toward the thrower.