Kiter
I called this airplane 'kiter' because in one of the folding steps it looks like a kite with wings.
If you would like to print these instructions, go to THIS PAGE and print it.
A folding tip: make all folds as tight as possible, so the fold-plane-to-half step will go smoothly.

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Start with a 8.5x11 inches sheet of paper.
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Fold the middle fold. Unfold.
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Fold diagonally so you'll have a big triangle and beneath some "leftovers". Unfold.
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Fold the same way just to the other side. Unfold.
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Flip the paper and fold horizontally twards you. Use the middle of the X as pivot, and make the fold parallel to the lower/upper edge. Unfold.
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Flip back over. Now fold a fold named Praying Hands. All of this fold moves are shown HERE (click to see a series of pictures explaning how to fold it).
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This is after the Praying Hands fold.
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Take the top double layer of paper from the right half of the triangle and flip it to the left.
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Fold the triangle you just flipped to form half-a-diamond. (fold just what you flipped in the previous step)
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Flip the half diamond to the right.
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Now flip the top double layer of the left half of the triangle to the right.
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Fold the triangle you just flipped to form another half-a-diamond.
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Flip the top half diamond to the left, now you have a diamond.
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Fold the right half of the diamond so the slash-like ( / ) angle of the line will be along the main fold.
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Fold the left half of the diamond so the backslash ( \ ) angle of line will be along the main fold. Look at the picture - that's where it name came from.
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Fold the small top triangle of the 'kite' over the long one.
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Fold the plane to half, along the main fold, smooth side in.
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Fold the wing fold as shown at the picture.
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Set the dihedral angle be parallel to the horizon when the plane is flying.

Flying tips:
Anywhere any-time anyhow any-everything, made myself clear? The only thing this plane hates is really hard wind, it can handle med-to-soft wind.

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