Return to the Fold |  | Authors: John M. Collins, Don Garwood, Thay Yang
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies
Category: Book
List Price: $19.06
Buy Used: $14.00
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Avg. Customer Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 1585898
Media: Paperback
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 129
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 10.9 x 8.5 x 0.3
ISBN: 0070118531
Dewey Decimal Number: 745.592
EAN: 9780070118539
ASIN: 0070118531
Publication Date: April 1995
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Condition: Former library book with labels, stamps & mylar covered. Rear cover & last 30 pages slightly crinkled, pages unmarked & clean, binding tight. Well used library book but still readable & fun. The Library Store is a non profit organizatoin whose proceeds directly benefit the Salt Lake City Public Library. We ship twice a week Library Rate.
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Applying the Right Amount of Pressure June 16, 2007
This paper airplane book (and John M. Collin's other book "Return to the Fold", who he co-authored with Don Garwood and Thay Yang) is by far the (two) best book(s) that teaches how to fold paper airplanes. The graphics and text are clear and easily comprehended. What's more, you don't need scissors, glue or even the ready-made, glitzy, instruction sheets included in other books. Indeed, as you advance through the book, the folds become more and more difficult and require some practice, but once you learn the proper way of holding your fingers and applying the right amount of pressure, the folds naturally fall into place. It's like magic. After that the process becomes intuitive. And the planes ACTUALLY fly!...They do!
Return to the Fold February 10, 2007
This book is sweet over 40 designs 3 authors 1 is a sciencetist he scientifically designs another is a Plane archetech and he designs them too last ont is a archetech an he makes the scientist's and the plane architech's ideas
well worth finding a copy March 18, 2005
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I bought this book because I have a few others by Thay Yang (didn't know the other authors until this book).
This book has just over 40 airplane designs, starting from simple ones that anybody can fold leading up to fairly complex planes that require some practice or origami knowledge. This book is well worth finding a copy of since it covers ALL skill levels of folding. There is a wide variety of techniques used in this book, so it is great for learning new methods to design your own airplanes.
 One book, a piece of paper, endless possibilites May 7, 1998
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Folded fighter planes that actually fly? I guess that is any kid's dream. Well, I guess you can still say that I am still a kid, (I'm only 14) but and I love the many planes that can be folded from this book. With many precise illustrations and detailed folding instructions, making a full squadron of planes reminicent of F-4 Phantoms and F-106 Delta Darts is at your control. Truly a great book for any paper pilot.
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