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Any Tips for Designing Planes?
Posted: November 27th, 2013, 3:40 am
by Well300
(This may be in the wrong section)
I am interested in designing an origami plane. I know there should be 4 long flaps (wings, cockpit, tail,) and other small flaps (Propeller, Wheels, and Tail flaps), but what base should I start with and what paper should I use?
Please help me....please?
Re: Any Tips for Designing Planes?
Posted: November 27th, 2013, 9:40 am
by greencube07
It actually depends on what planes are you going to fold.Any specific plane in mind?
Re: Any Tips for Designing Planes?
Posted: November 27th, 2013, 5:02 pm
by Well300
I am trying to find a way to design my own WWII-era planes, such as the ME 262 and the Spitfire.
Re: Any Tips for Designing Planes?
Posted: December 3rd, 2013, 3:59 am
by greencube07
Sorry for the late reply.
I found some of WWII planes folded from other origamists but I don't think there are any crease patterns or diagrams existing to help you
.Maybe crease pattern of Zero Fighter of Kamiya's design would be helpful? I can send you the cp if you want. One of my friend have designed a origami WWII plane and posted on his blog(
http://blog.naver.com/jiho0910). Maybe you can see and get some inspirations on designing?
Also, I have designed some planes some years ago and something that can be useful and easy to use was a traditional plane. You just have to give some pleating-grafting to have the detail and give some blintzing to change the ratios of the parts(at least this was the easiest way for me
)
Re: Any Tips for Designing Planes?
Posted: December 3rd, 2013, 5:19 am
by Well300
0[]0 Wow, that's too hard for a 10 year old. do you have an idea for a base, i.e. the frog base would be
[==] good for simple insects. or the bird base is good for simple birds. I'm also wondering about how to make a gun for the plane, because I don't know a base with that many flaps. Thanks!