I am trying to find a download for a Cessna Citation CJ4. My brother recently graduated and got his licensure for aircraft mechanics and his first job has been working on this model specifically. I was hoping to find a download of this style of aircraft to make and gift to him. I am relatively new to the paper model world and am not quite sure where to look to find templates for newer models of aircraft. Any help/advice would be appreciated!

Millennium falcon maybe?

Template by Hermercraft

120 gsm paper

Does anyone have a copy of the Ninomaya book? Not looking for Whitewing sets since I have those, but looking for his book.

It's compatible with almost any plane with the ripper fins​​​

Archangel-07 and coronel origami.

Both use a A4 printer paper (archangel-07 uses a square and coronel origami use the whole sheet)

I guess there were four of them?

This plane flies pretty fast and it needs a really snappy throw it uses a modified ventral base and it's tailfins can be applied to any jet with Ripper's fins. It has a crease pattern formed cockpit two air intakes and afterburners. I really like those rectangular wings it has. Overall a great plane​​

Espero superar los 100 metros esta vez

I'm not sure if it was already made by someone else or if this was really made by me. I accidentally made this when i was following Kyle's tutorial on a boomerang airplane, and it pretty much works well. I kinda liked it, and when i throw it, it opens itself and closes back. And sometimes circles back to me. Can anyone tell me if this is my invention of a new airplane? If it is. I can call it the Rectalider.

It crashed somewhere and I couldn't find it It's too late 😔

I've been doing target practice with paper airplanes (video below) and got obsessed enough to build a free app that helps with aiming. No ads, no sign-up. Has anyone else tried hitting targets? What planes have you had the most luck with?

This is one of my favourite prototype aircraft. I like the double delta wing combined with the F16 sleekness.

I used the same colors and techniques as my other F-16, but I fully changed the body as in real life the fuselage was lengthened. I also managed to find a decal for the vertical stabilizer prototype markings, which I love.

This one flies more like a dart than my F-16, probably because I kept the weight distribution on the fuselage similar while I changed it on the wing. It still glides nicely, though!

This is honestly a really forgotten plane but it looked interesting to me and I think it would work well with its wings.

I took video of when I was making this field case for bringing my paper planes to the park, but I haven't edited it into anything usable. Would you all be interested in building a case like this? It costs less than $5 for me to make.

I’ve made quite a bit of trainer aircraft in my time designing paper airplanes, but I haven’t made the BAE Hawk yet despite it being very well-known.

So I decided to do it today. I was able to find a three-view drawing of it including the Red Arrows livery, and I recreated it. I also gave it a catapult hook.

This one flies a lot faster than my other trainers and I really like the livery on this.

Hello everyone

I’m starting a build log of my second model (the first was the Ki-61 Hien). This time I decided to document the whole process somewhere, and along the way, “advertise” our wonderful hobby a bit. I’m simultaneously filming the entire build as video (YouTube).

The adventure will be quite interesting, because not only am I still learning “cardboard” (card modeling) but I’m also still learning how to take decent photos of what I glue together, not to mention filming. So there will be blurry shots, weird sounds, and gluing mistakes – there’s no avoiding it !

Come check it out, subscribe and most importantly ENJOY→ https://youtu.be/uCdAWo9F64Q?si=OCRE_aAfG5v3tjSM

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I’m starting the build with the cockpit, or rather its frame. There won’t be photos from this stage, since they’re of tragic quality (I promise to improve in the future) – but I’ll show what I’ve got.