Far Flying Easy Jet Paper Plane: Anaconda

Now that you’ve probably made the first two paper planes of mine… I was just now thinking that you’re ready to make your first jet… so today I’m gonna be teaching you how to make the Anaconda (and no this is not my design).

square paper

bone folder creasing tool (not needed but highly recommended)

two hands

fold your first diagonal crease from point to point.

Fold one of the layer edges to the creased edge like how it’s shown in the images and do the same thing on the other side.

Unfold the first diagonal crease and nothing else then fold the top flap down to where it reaches its limits.

Unfold everything except the top flap, flip it over and fold the two bottom edges along the center crease as shown.

Flip over and fold the top pocket up.

Keep the pocket folded up and then fold the top of the sides into the center as shown.

Fold both of the corners (not at the same time) to where it hits the center crease and gets aligned with another crease as marked in one of the images.

Fold everything back to where it originally was but instead of folding the pocket and the side at the same time, just fold the side as shown.

Flip it over and swivel down a pocket and then tuck it inside of the pocket behind as shown

now you are going to fold out the canards as shown.

Now unfold the canards, fold the top flap down, and tuck it inside the plane.

Fold the canards back and then fold some wings as shown

Bring the two sides in to jet fold.

To hide the corners on top of the jet fold just fold them inside as shown.

Pull up on the tail to form it and then roll the bottom of the plane to the inside to lock it.

If you got all the way to the bottom of this tutorial… then that might mean that you have finished the Anaconda! Good luck flying.