Classic Dart
The familiar pointed dart — quick to fold and built for straight, fast throws.
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Narrow dart wings favor speed and penetration. Wide glider wings favor lift at low speed. Hybrid shapes sit in between.
Swept, narrower wings reduce drag for a given throw. They need more speed to produce useful lift.
Longer chord and span increase lift and drag. Soft launches shine; hard launches often stall.
Use the same paper and thrower for a Classic Dart and The Condor. Record qualitative notes: speed feel, air time, and landing style.
The familiar pointed dart — quick to fold and built for straight, fast throws.
A long-wing glider layout for calm air and patient, soaring throws.
A balanced mid-wing design that aims for steady, readable flight paths.