AFS Paper Airplanes

Six paper airplanes, folded properly. This app turns the AFS Paper Airplanes flight manual into a phone-first guide. Every design is drawn fold by fold, printed at true scale, and backed by a diagnostic that tells you exactly what to bend when a throw goes wrong. WHAT'S INSIDE • Step-by-step builds — 145 illustrated fold steps across six airframes, with mountain, valley and cut lines marked on every diagram. Jump to any step; your place is saved. • Printable templates (not required) — print at 100% scale and cut along the outline. No measuring, no guesswork. • Preflight checklist — eight quick checks that catch the small flaws that ruin a good throw, from wing symmetry to keel alignment. • Fine-tune flight map — pick the picture that matches the flight you just watched and follow it to the exact correction. Twelve flight faults covered, from a slow left veer to a nose-dive. • Design specs — difficulty, speed, glide and control rated for every plane, so you know what you are folding before you start. THE HANGAR P11 Eagle — forgiving twin-tail design; the plane to learn the system on (26 steps) P12 Raptor — wider fuselage for extra lift; subtle trim (24 steps) P13 Spartan — inverted fuselage and a joined tail; bird-like stability (25 steps) P14 Skymaster — hollow fuselage, twin-boom tail, huge control surface (25 steps) P15 Manta — tailless; hard to tune, rewarding when it works (24 steps) P16 NASP — all wing, no fuselage; cuts the air like a dart (21 steps) FREE AND PAID The P11 Eagle is free with the install — the full build, its template and its tuning specs, with nothing held back. The remaining five designs unlock for $1.99 each, or all five together at a discount. One-time purchases, yours for keeps. No subscriptions. No ads. No account required. WORKS WITHOUT A SIGNAL Every diagram, template and tuning path is stored on your device, so you can fold on a plane, in a park, or anywhere else with no connection. (Unlocking a new design does need a connection.) WHAT YOU NEED Printer paper, scissors, tape, a paperclip. If you want the templates, you need access to a printer, but templates are not required. Material adapted from AFS Paper Airplanes by Andrew F. Scharhag (©2013).