Wings and Things: Origami That Flies

by Stephen J. Weiss

This deilghtful book shows how to make thirty two origami (folded paper) models that really fly. All designs are made simply by folding squares or rectangles of paper (and even dollar bills!) without cutting, gluing, taping, or weighting.

Included
Manta Ray
Blackboard Bomber
Astro Tube
Flying Bat
Mach III Jet
Dollar Bills Gilders
Swooping Hawk
Origami Kite
Flying Nun
SST
Gliding Swan
Maple Seed
Monoplane
Seagull
Delta Jet
Penta-Flinger
Flying Fish
Art Deco Wing
and many more!

Wings & Things is great fun and will challenge and inspire beginning and expert folders alike-perfect for anyone who ever tossed a paper airplane.

Genres: Origami

128 pages, Paperback

First published October 15, 1984

Reviews

[Malachi Brown]

This is a classic book of flying origami models. Most are gliders and don't provide amazing performance, but they are all interesting. It features the best simple paper airplane I have ever found: The Blackboard Bomber. If you have any interest in paper flight, this is a good book to check out.

[TLS]

I love coming back to this book. The seagull is lovely and flies beautifully. I look forward to sharing the designs with my nephew.