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FOLDING INSTRUCTIONS:
Printed paper airplane text should face down in front of you before following these instructions. (The blank side of the page should be facing you.)
1.
Fold the page toward yourself along its long axis, shown as line 1. Flatten the paper again to leave a crease.
2.
Fold the top corners to the center line crease you just created (lines 2a and 2b). Don't worry if the tip overlaps.
3.
Fold the now-triangular top section of the page toward yourself along line 3.
4.
Fold its triangular nose back to the underside of the underlined LibreOffice.
5.
Fold the far side into triangles along lines 4a and 4b. You should now see both types of involvement you could undertake as member of LibreOffice. (Don't worry about the gap in the middle.) Unfold both flaps.
6.
Fold toward yourself along lines 5a and 5b. Tuck the flaps created by lines 4a and 4b under the small triangular nose formed in step 4. (After this, make sure that you now press firmly along the fold lines.)
7.
Fold both sides of the paper plane at the center line 1. (Make sure that you again press firmly along the fold lines.)
8.
Fold away from yourself along lines 6a and 6b until they meet with the underside of the words “reduce, reuse, recycle”.
9.
Fold toward yourself along lines 7a and 7b to form triangular stabilizers. These will give you updraft.
10.
To launch your new plane, hold it from the back of the cockpit and push moderately forward. You may have to experiment with the stabilizers to gain more distance or height.
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