Today on the Internet you can find a huge variety of drawings of various aircraft models for their own production. You can also build airplanes from scrap materials.
It is necessary
Match, paper, glue, plasticine, razor
Instructions
Step 1
Take a match and attach a small piece of plasticine to its head. Work the half of the match opposite to the one on which the head is located with a razor, making it flat, no more than 1 mm thick. This will be the fuselage of the aircraft.
Step 2
Then draw the wings and tail on a piece of paper. The wing is an isosceles trapezoid with a height of 100 mm, and the bases are 3 mm and 7 mm. The tail is a rectangle with sides of 30 mm and 3 mm.
Step 3
Cut out the wings and tail section. Give their ends a semicircle shape. Take the tail section. Fold the paper 7 mm from the outer edges so that the rounded ends are at right angles to the strip of paper. Glue the tail section to the fuselage.
Step 4
Next, you need to find the center of gravity of the aircraft and mark its place on the match. Position the fuselage with the glued tail section on the sharp corner of the prism. Next, glue the wings so that their leading edge protrudes 2.5 mm beyond the center of gravity mark. The wings must be bent upward at an angle of 8 degrees from the original plane.
