1. Cut the parts out of the paper and glue them together along the 'FIGURE CONSTRUCTION OF "Mark II"'. To make the paperplane beautiful, be conscious about the cutting lines and the glue reference ones. "The ballasts (for the next day)" should be glued if it doesn't fly well at the next day or later. Glue drying may let the paperplane imbalanced sometimes.
FIGURE CONSTRUCTION #1
FIGURE CONSTRUCTION #2
FIGURE FRONT VIEW
FIGURE REAR VIEW
2. When the parts are fixed enough, find improper twists, bends, and waving on its body, wings stabilizers, and fin, and fix them straight and flat.
3. Tune up the wings and stabilizers according to the FIGURE FRONT VIEW and the FIGURE REAR VIEW.
4. Have good flights!
Throw "Mark II" softly avoiding its attitude declared,and your hand should move as if it is on a straight rail.
If it doesn't fly straightly, check improper twists, bends, and waving on its body, wings, stabilizers, and fin, then fix them straight and flat again.
In case, your checks and fixes do not work, your "Mark II" needs one or more ways of following special settings depending on situations.
Don't worry! It's easy.
Index | ||
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
Mark I Manual |
Home | Mark III Manual |