Basic design of the OmniWing Paper Airplane

Proto-OmniWing

The Proto-OmniWing

Click Here for On-line Instructions on how to make the Proto-OmniWing. This is a good wing to start with. After a good amount of experience with the Proto, you will be ready to tackle the OmniWing Below.

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See various OmniWings in flight on YouTube.
Click Here for Video #1 showing launches of several models
Click Here for Video #2 showing soaring flights at Mt. Nebo
Click Here for Video #3 a "Great Flight" Mt. Nebo
Click Here for Paper Airplane Aerodynamics 101

Standard OmniWing

The OmniWing

Designed in the early 1970's as a distance competition wing. The OmniWing is a fast flier with good stability and a good glider ratio. There are some steps that are pretty challenging with the folding process, but if you master them, you will have an extraordinary wing indeed.

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And if you have mastered the construction and flight of the OmniWing, continue below with the Modifications Video.

Click Here for Step 1 OmniWing Modifications on YouTube.
Click Here for Step 2 OmniWing Modifications on YouTube.

Rotating Picture

The Advance OmniWing employs upwards to 4 to 8 sheets of paper to build and I have spent up to 4 hours on a single wing. Sporting a wing span of 20 inches and speeds that allows it to fly in winds makes it a perfect outdoor soaring wing. It takes a big building for indoor flight and it is a terrifying thing to see. To the left is an example of an advanced wing.

Click Here for Step 1 Advanced OmniWing instructions on YouTube.
Click Here for Step 2 Advanced OmniWing instructions on YouTube.
Click Here for Step 3 Advanced OmniWing instructions on YouTube.
Click Here for Step 4 Advanced OmniWing instructions on YouTube.

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