The World's Greatest Paper Airplane and Toy Book

by Keith R. Laux

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This amazing book has every possible airplane design from stunt plane to glider, from the normal dart, to the X-Wing. You don't need fancy paper to execute and you can also learn to make ninja stars and frogs, helicopters, and a pac-man head. If you love paper planes, get this book!

Genres: How To

104 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1987

Reviews

[Foxtower]

Cool, fun airplanes, some that fly great and some that don't always fly so good but are enjoyable to create and test. The author has also inculded some origami type projects as well as the classical "hat" and "fortune teller".

[Foxtower]

Cool, fun airplanes, some that fly great and some that don't always fly so good but are enjoyable to create and test. The author has also inculded some origami type projects as well as the classical "hat" and "fortune teller".

[Mike]

Not all work well, but how can you go wrong making paper airplanes.

[Kathy Davidson]

This is a fun book to have for kids. The instructions are a little advanced so will take some time to decode. The planes really fly!

[Lisa Sherman]

This is a good book. I don't like it quite as much as the other paper airplane book we purchased, but this has some good planes as well. I think this one was a bit more complex.