Classic Dart
The familiar pointed dart — quick to fold and built for straight, fast throws.
Folding guide
The Fast Dart is essentially a disciplined classic dart: sharper tapers, firmer creases, and less wing area than a glider.
Step 1 of 5
Step 1
Fold in half and open.
Step 1: Center crease
Fold in half and open.
Step 2: Tight corner folds
Fold top corners precisely to the center.
Step 3: Second taper
Fold edges to the center again for a sharp body.
Step 4: Wings
Fold in half and create clean, matching wings.
Step 5: Speed flight
Open wings slightly and throw hard and level.
The familiar pointed dart — quick to fold and built for straight, fast throws.
A compact speed plane with a short wing span for quick reactions.
A slim, pointed flyer with narrow wings for quick, direct flight paths.
A distance favorite with a locked nose fold that keeps the point from unfolding in flight.
The sequence is closely related. The Fast Dart emphasizes a second taper and tighter creases for a slimmer flyer.