Firefly Books Origami Paper Airplanes

See the attached image and decide if you understand. The author also describes this image as "Although the folding technique of this airplane is very sophisticated, it shouldn't present any difficulties". The issues here: Step 5 is irrelevant. You are actually supposed to go from step 4 to step 6. Then, I have no clue how to do step 6. If you can understand such steps, by all means go ahead and buy !

My kid lives this book. He has gotten into origami in the past year and he loves planes. So this was just a win win!

What a great book....keeping kids away from tablets.

This book is good for people who go into depth with origami but for me who only wants some simple paper airplanes for my grandaughter it wasn't useful. It was difficult to find pleasure in teaching her something I found hard myself

We borrowed this book from the library, and my 9-year-old son and I have had a blast folding and flying the airplanes. Most of them have taken off with no problems and have proven to be awesome flyers. One or two models have been a bit of a challenge to fold, but we simply started over and tried again! The instructions in the book are clear and simple -- simple enough for my 9-year-old to fold on his own, as a matter of fact. I recommend practicing the introductory folds in the front of the book in order to prepare yourself for take-off. For paper, we've been recycling old catalogs and magazines and have some very colorful models flying around our house! We ended up taking this book to a family reunion with us, and all of the kids had a blast folding and flying their airplanes. It was a great way for long lost cousins to spend some time together and get to know each other again!