Battle Planes

renlang · Post by **renlang** » October 16th, 2007, 1:33 am

does anyone know a website, or diagrams to an origami Stealth Bomber, or a f18 hornet? those are examples, any "cool" looking military flight thign is good. im bored so i want to make fleets of .... things. or how to make a covenant Banshee from Halo. yeah.

origamimasterjared · October 16th, 2007, 3:29 am

Issei Yoshino has had an F-15, FA-18, Harrier, and I think another, diagrammed in various Tanteidan publications (look him up). All excellent.

Ryo Aoki has had a few planes too, including an F-117, and I think an F-22 in this year's Tanteidan convention book.

You should be able to find a video of an F-22 raptor on Google Video (If it still has free videos), or maybe YouTube. It's nice, and as it's based on Michael LaFosse's F-14, it can fly.

Kawasaki had some too, including an F-14 and an SR-71.

renlang · Post by **renlang** » October 17th, 2007, 3:00 am

any link to the f22 raptor? also thanks. im a lil too young to buy those books tho x.x 13.

origamimasterjared · October 17th, 2007, 3:04 am

origamivideo.net links to some airplane video instructions, including the Raptor:

http://www.origamivideo.net/category.as ... SUB=planes

kehom · Post by **kehom** » October 17th, 2007, 1:43 pm

origamivideo.net! Oh, great! I was out for really too long!

Hopefully, now I will have some time to get back to folding and (trying) to design.
Anyway, thanks for the link masterjared!

birdie87 · Post by **birdie87** » February 22nd, 2010, 8:20 pm

I made a great Origami F 14 that I submitted for a college project once. I wrote about it here: Origami F 14

They have a really wide range of models, I'm sure you can find the one you want. Great fun and sophisticated too. Have fun!!!

Cheers

Argil · Post by **Argil** » February 22nd, 2010, 9:17 pm

Sure, several cut with the scissors and 5 dollars for the cheaper model,

Hurry up, let beat the rush

steingar · Post by **steingar** » February 22nd, 2010, 10:21 pm

Michael Lafosse has designed an excellent F14 and an F104 (if I recall correctly) both of which fly. Thay Yang wrote a book full of flyable realistic jet aircraft (http://www.amazon.com/Exquisite-Interce ... 1879384272). If it doesn't fly it just isn't a paper airplane. For some the sky is the limit. For true aviators the sky is home.

bminch · Post by **bminch** » February 24th, 2010, 12:13 pm

Hi everyone,

The Raptor video that had been hosted by Google videos stopped working a while back. Google video no longer accepts new uploads and the video is a bit too long for YouTube. I have put it up in a Picasa album, which is publicly accessible. You can find diagrams and a link to the video at

http://ece.olin.edu/bminch/origami.html

Brad Minch.

redheadorigami · Post by **redheadorigami** » March 14th, 2010, 11:18 am

my brother loves halo...

origami aviator · Post by **origami aviator** » July 7th, 2010, 3:27 pm

Jose Maria Chaquet's book Famous Aircraft in Origami has amazing models of the F-117 and the F-18. It also has the Panavia Tornado, which is kinda hard, and the Eurofighter Typhoon. That's amazing.
Also, Tem Boun's book Awesome Origami Aircraft Models of the World's Best Fighters has the F-14, F-15, F-16, and F18, also the F-22 and F-35. Then it has some Europeam jets like the Typhoon and Mirages. It also has Russian MiGs. Although, none of Tem's models are from squares.

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