Are you having one of those days when you feel bored and want something fun to do? Then grab some paper and create your own personal fleet of paper planes with this awesome how-to chart!
This terrific chart shows you how to build your fleet fold by fold with choices like the classic Glider, Silke, Canard, Needle, Shuttle, and more. Unfortunately Plane #8 is listed on the chart twice, but that still gives you eleven awesome planes to make at home or work.
Note: To view the entire chart use the link below (chart is large at 700*3318 pixels).
Paper Planes! [via Geeks are Sexy]
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