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Where can one find paper airplane designs simple enough for children to create?
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∙ 10y ago
Paper airplanes are great fun to make and children are often just as goos at adults at making them. One of the better sites for designs for paper airplanes is that of Alex Schultz which contains many paper airplane designs.
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