The Best Paper Airplanes You'll Ever Fly (Klutz Guides)

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Summary: Good introduction, but better books are available
Review: For the same money, you should get Quick and Easy Paper Planes that Really Fly, by Paul Jackson. This book has many more models and clear, easy instructions. My son already knew how to build the three planes in this foldout.

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Summary: 3 Great Planes.
Review: Instructions for folding 3 excellent paper airplanes. Typical Klutz simplicity and thorough treatment. My kids can't get enough of it.

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Summary: A smooth flight
Review: Three paper aeroplane designs presented with typical clarity byKlutz. The fold-out format is excellent, being a good size, durableand able to lie flat more easily than a paperback. Graphics are clear and attractive and the text, though brief, has the usual Klutz sparkle and amusing asides. The only real disappointment here is that all three 'planes are much of a muchness. Given the constraints of space and simplicity it is easy to see why more advanced models were avoided, but still it would have been nice to have at least one that looked radically different from its brethren. A fair price for what you get and a splendid introduction to the most elegant and enjoyable way I know to litter the countryside.