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| Navy Jet Folding Instructions | |
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Step 1
With the paper as shown, make a central crease by aligning the left edge of the paper against the right.
Crease well. Unfold. Turn the paper over. |
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Step 2
Fold down both top corners as shown, aligning the top edge on each side with the central crease.
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Step 3
Shows the result of Step 2. Fold down the top as shown, so that the top rests exactly on the center where the horizontal paper edges meet. Crease well.
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Step 4
Now fold down the top corners as shown, again aligning the top edge against the central crease.
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Step 5
This is the result of step 4. Turn the plane over.
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Step 6
Fold each wingtip toward the center so that they exactly touch the central crease in the back. Keep the back of the wing perfectly aligned.
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Step 7
Make a diagonal fold as shown from the tip of the plane to point A on each side, to form the front edge of the wings. Crease very well.
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Step 8
Shows the result of Step 7. Now fold the plane in half along the central crease.
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Step 9
Fold down each wing as shown. The fold should start a little over an inch from the front of the plane, and should taper toward the central fold in the back, as in the illustration. The wings should be aligned perfectly with each other-the exact location of the fold is less important than making it the same on each side.
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Step 10
This drawing shows the plane form the side, with the wing folded down. On each side, fold out the tail as shown, making the fold approximately parallel to the wing fold from Step 9. This fold should be as equal as possible on each side.
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Step 11
This is a top view. Gently bend up the outer tip of each wing as shown, to make an elevator on each side.
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