A paper fighter is just one of the many paper airplanes that kids have loved and loved so much all the time. Popularity in them in recent years, a little faded, but the boys 100 years ago and today are equally fond of making paper and launching their sketches into the sky. And they are made literally from everything, anything - plasticine , wood, cardboard , paper.
The options for how to make a fighter plane out of paper are a few. Any of them can be manufactured at home without involving any special tools or materials. You will need only the most common paper and several detailed instructions for manufacturing.
Origami is a paper fighter
To make the most simple version of a fighter from paper with your own hands, take a sheet of paper in A4 or A5 format and follow the scheme:
- First, bend its edges to the middle, then unfold the workpiece, bend the upper left corner to the center fold, and repeat with the upper right corner.
- The angle obtained along the line must also be bent. Repeat the steps described in the previous sentence, correcting that the sides of the upper corners do not have to reach the central fold.
- To fix all the folded corners, you need to bend a small corner at the top. Now just bend the airplane so that the last triangle is outside. The fighter is ready.
Airplane-arrow of paper
Such an aircraft is best done from a simple tetrad sheet. Carefully consider the scheme, after which you can begin to manufacture a fighter.
- First just bend the sheet in half, bend the middle of both of its corners. Again, until the middle, bend the paper on both sides. Finish doing the airplane, as shown in the diagram.
As you can see, paper is one of the best materials for creativity. Even the simplest airplane is the embodiment of origami art, that is, paper crafts.
You can try your hand at crafting more complicated fighter variants according to the schemes and video. We offer you several instructions on which you can make interesting models of fighters.
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The most famous Soviet MiG fighters
The name of the MiG series comes from the abbreviations for the names of aircraft designers Mikoyan and Gurevich, who designed the first high-speed jet fighters in the Soviet Union.
MiG 1 and MiG 3 were the first, descended from the conveyors of factories fighters. They made a colossal contribution to the victory in the war against the German fascist invaders. And after the war, MiG 3 for a long time served as weapons for the air defense regiments of the air defense system.
MiG 15 is the first Soviet fighter with a swept wing. The world produced 18,000 of these aircraft, which in itself is a record among other jet fighters.
MiG 19 became the world's first supersonic fighter in a horizontal flight. Over time, it was replaced by the MiG 21 - a multi-purpose fighter with a triangular wing. It once became the most common supersonic combat aircraft in the world.
MiG 23 is another multi-purpose fighter that can change the sweep of the wing. These aircraft had certain advantages over other fighters of Western production before the appearance of their fourth generation.
The MiG 25P became the basis for further improved models, such as MiG 25PDL, MiG 25PDZ, MiG 25M.
MiG 29 and its modifications in due time reached the highest technical level and reliability and were delivered to 30 countries around the world.
MiG 31 - not just a fighter, but a fighter-interceptor, while supersonic and all-weather. It serves to intercept and destroy any air targets at any altitude. The maximum speed of such a fighter at an altitude of 3000 km / h.