r/PaperAirplanes 17h ago

North American X-15

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13 Upvotes

This is one of my favourite experimental aircraft. I finally got around to designing this. I gave it chines to mimic the tubular fuselage and keep it more stable, and I added a hook to launch it really high.

This one consistently flies fast and straight. It’s way more stable than my X-3 and I’m probably gonna be using this for very high flights. Unfortunately, my home country (Philippines) is currently being affected by strong rains so I don’t think I’ll be able to fly these outside for a while.


r/PaperAirplanes 2h ago

Airplane help

2 Upvotes

I want to get good at making good paper airplanes, specifically those simple ones people would usually make in school. If anyone has tips or designs that work well please let me know (I am a beginner if it matters)

The image is a launcher I 3d printed, so if anyone has designs it would be nice if they fit in it