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@@StacyHisao-Smythe and it is cheap and easy to fold.

@@StacyHisao-Smythe I got to use my Insta360 editing app, it’s easy to use and the kids got to film me throwing the plane as well. All had much fun that day!

@@professionalorigamian4398 thank you, my students mean the world to me.

They do, and it works out because I aim to please.

This comment was by a goat 🔺️

Thank you, I’m getting better at editing with my new camera.

@@JamesMartinez-b5uthe Greatest Of All Time, none-the-less.

@@JigmeeRigdenNeedup nice. Be sure to check out the Foldable Flight tutorial with upgrades to the elevator flaps.

Thank you for the positivity. I do all I can to help others out.

Thank you, I am glad to share this great model.

Thanks

I carefully select the best I know of to post…. for you!

Thank you. I did my best.

Yeah, kind of like that.

US Letter sized, 8.5 x 11 inch sheet, 24 lb (89 GSM).

Then I shall have to consider uploading more good days for you all.

Thanks. I will try.

This is the Protogenius stand. SquareForce upgraded it and made it look like this.

Search “Squareforce plane stand” and it comes right up.

Enjoy it early, as it may eventually be featured on Foldable Flight’s channel.

Thank you! It’s nowhere near the caliber of your Jets, but I am a simple man trying to cater to the hobby’s entry level people. It is my hope that they will become addicted and will undoubtedly get to making yours. Building this hobby is a group effort!

@@markmasaki1480 very true

And thank you once again. I hope you continue to make those amazing plane designs.

@@markmasaki1480 thank you! And you’re welcome!

Thank you too James, I like that you always give me likes on my posts and are always positive and supportive.

This is true, it doubles as a home defense, lol. Oh, and thank you!

Thank you, I remember folding Century!

Yes, that is right, you are the one who created the 5th and final winner of the Foldable Flight book. Congrats right back at you! Your plane is displayed in my room and it is folded on occasion for my students for every Fun Friday.

@@markmasaki1480Niceee

Thank you. I am pleased that Foldable Flight added the proper tweaks to make it fly even better than could in my tutorial.

Thank you. Raijin was always dear to my students and I, and I am happy that it can be shared with the whole world.

@@markmasaki1480 its cool fins and the tail and flies amazing makes me want to build paper airplanes again. I currently abandoned my aviation channel because I need time to recover from my loss.

Thank you.

Don’t know what that is, but it sounds cool.

@@markmasaki1480 just search it on google it looks like a spider looking robot

Thank you fellow winner of the Foldable Flight 2023 designers’ contest!

Nice dude!

Thank you. Always appreciated.

I am glad to be of any help. I hope others will take this simple model and improve it to their liking.

I am honored that this old design is now a part of Foldable Flight history. It is indeed a classic in these modern age times.

Thank you very much. It is a great honor.

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Used to, years ago.

Thank you, I will have more coming in due time.

I am only an enthusiast who teaches elementary students the basics. I hardly consider myself anywhere near TriKDanG’s masterfully creative caliber but I do incredibly appreciate your encouraging support. I shall post more videos of my own creations in the future.

@@markmasaki1480 if trikdang is creative and master, then what is Jayson Merrill

@@ic2Yee Jayson Merrill is another master origamist that caters to the elite level origami enthusiasts. The upper crust, if you will. A smaller crowd of skilled folders can keep up with his amazing abilities. As a purist (no scissors/ no glue/ no tape, etc.) he values form over function. Tri caters to the lesser-skilled origami entry- level crowd and has done much to help build the paper plane folding hobby on RUclips. Both Tri and Jayson are among the best in their own domain, but both are important the hobby, and both are terrific to me.

@@markmasaki1480 true dude, i dont usually put tridang as a "master" since well, his planes are pretty boring now, always has fins, and stuff

@@ic2Yee perhaps, but I give credit where it is due. All founding fathers of any innovation will eventually become obsolete, but we must still respect and give reverence to what helped launch the movement in the first place. This is how I tip my hat to Tri’s contribution. My Kindergarteners enjoy this particular model that he designed very much. Some of their parents pilot real ones, and they wont criticize me for folding little paper jets. I won’t dog on Jayson Merrill for not designing actual real life vehicles like Michael LaFosse and Richard Alexander do. I won’t dog on him for not holding any World Records like John Collins and Takuo Toda either. It’s all superficial silliness to me. We should all just enjoy any progress and products of innovation and keep on improving on it together. I truly respect everyone’s contribution.

Thank you. It was done as a child many years ago.