You can diversify your leisure time and entertain a child at home, on the road, at a party by building a model Using the kirigami technique to create flying models, a paper helicopter can be made in a few minutes, and it will certainly bring joy. What is kirigami? This is a kind of origami technique that allows the use of cutting tools: scissors, knives, blades. How to make a paper helicopter with your own hands?
Cooking paper and scissors
For work, it is necessary to prepare the following materials and tools in advance: a sheet of rectangular paper, a ruler and a pencil, scissors and a large paper clip. The density and quality of paper for a flying helicopter model is selected depending on the desired size of the helicopter. For a large propeller, a denser material is needed.
How to make a paper helicopter. Step-by-step instruction
Step 1. Cut a strip of paper 3-4 centimeters wide from a sheet of paper.
Step 2. By folding, we divide the strip in half. From the side of the free ends, we cut the strip in length approximately to the middle. It is necessary to retreat from the incision about five millimeters and draw a transverse line. From each edge of the strip of paper along this line we make centimeter cuts.
Step 3. We place the helicopter blank in front of us with cuts on the left. Then the base of the flying toy will be on the right, the left side will become the blades. At the base, it is necessary to draw two horizontal lines, departing from the edges by one centimeter, and fold the paper along these lines inward.
Step 4. To properly place the center of gravity of the helicopter and improve its flight properties, bend the lower edge of the base upwards and fix the fold with a paper clip.
Step 5. Bending the blades of the flying toy in opposite directions, set them perpendicular to the base.
The step-by-step instruction is so simple that even a child will understand how to make a helicopter out of paper. Having finished the work, we clean the workplace and proceed to the testing of the aircraft. To do this, raise the helicopter up, release it, slightly pushing forward. If everything is done correctly, the helicopter, circling smoothly, will go down.
To create a simpler model of a mini helicopter, you will need a match. Blades are made using the method described above. We split the match to the middle, carefully insert the propeller blades into it, bend them in opposite directions. The helicopter is ready for testing.
Another way to make a paper flying helicopter
How to make a helicopter out of paper in a different way, we will consider in the following instructions. It is necessary to cut out a rectangle from paper with sides of 8 and 7 centimeters. Stepping back two centimeters on each side, you need to cut through the wings one and a half centimeters wide. The rectangle is glued in the form of a cylinder, and the wings are bent. To strengthen the center of gravity, a piece of plasticine is attached to the nose of the helicopter. After that, we can assume that another toy is ready.
Very funny model! The helicopter, descending to the ground, does not fall sharply down, but circles around its axis. This happens because our model has blades. The air flows around these blades and the helicopter lands smoothly and beautifully. The model is easy to make. Its only difficulty is the need to divide the paper into equal parts with a pencil and a ruler. For a primary school student, such a task is not only feasible, but also useful. And preschoolers can do the job if you help them. Having learned to confidently fold the model, it will be possible to do without a ruler, doing all the work “by eye”.
Necessary materials:
- Paper
- Scissors
- Ruler and pencil
- paper clip
Step 1
We draw on a sheet of paper and cut out a strip of paper measuring 21x5 cm. Draw a vertical line in the middle. You can not draw a line, but outline it with a fold - fold the strip in half, then straighten it - that's the lithium line.
Step 2
One third of the strip - 7 cm - bend down
Step 3
Unfold the paper, make a cut in the middle, to the fold line.
Step 4
Draw a line just below the fold line. Divide this line into four segments.
Step 5
Make cuts on both sides along the marked line, cutting a quarter of the width of the paper on each side.
Step 6
Bend one side to the center, smooth it well. Fold the other side in the same way.
Children are very fond of playing with various models of equipment - cars, planes, helicopters. And a helicopter made of paper with your own hands will become not only a favorite toy, but will, of course, be a legitimate reason for pride. There are many techniques on how to make a helicopter out of paper - these are origami, and paper models of helicopters that completely repeat real flying cars. In any case, to make a paper helicopter does not require expensive materials and great skills, and the choice of technique for its manufacture is determined by the age of the child and the amount of free time.
Origami paper helicopter
We will need:
- a sheet of A4 paper;
- ruler.
Manufacturing:
- Divide a sheet of paper into a square and a rectangle, bending the corner. The square part will be used for the fuselage, and the rectangular part for the propeller.
- Take a square piece and fold it in half and diagonally. Note the inflection lines.
- Let's add a triangle from the square, putting the sides inside for this.
- Bend the side corners of the triangle to the center.
- Bend the side corner to the vertical axis.
- Bend to the right the upper part of the right petal, while marking the line of inflection.
- Straighten the corner and fold down.
- Bend the folded corner to the right.
- Fill the corner into the formed valve.
- Let's repeat all these operations for the second corner.
- Let's turn the workpiece over to the other side and do the same operations for folding and filling the petals.
- We inflate the workpiece through the hole, as a result of which we get a cube.
- Using a ruler, press the top face of the cube and fold it inward.
- Connect together the top edges of the cube and get the fuselage.
- For the screw, take the remaining rectangle and bend it in half lengthwise.
- Fold the resulting strip in half across. Unfold the top and fold in half again. Then we divide into two parts those quarters of the sheet that are adjacent to the center.
- Let's bend the blades in different directions - the screw is ready.
- Let's bend the corners of the fuselage in different directions.
- Insert the screw into the slot formed. Our helicopter is ready to fly.
Kirigami Paper Helicopter
We will need:
- a strip of paper;
- ruler;
- pencil;
- scissors;
- clip.
Manufacturing:
Bend the propeller blades so that they are perpendicular to the fuselage. The helicopter is ready to launch.
Helicopter paper model
This is perhaps the most time-consuming option of how to make a helicopter out of paper. As a result, we will get a beautiful bright paper model of a helicopter that will not be able to fly, but will be a good gift for dad, grandfather or older brother.
"Making a model of an airplane and a helicopter from colored paper with your own hands." Master class with step by step photo
Degtiartseva Natalya Vasilievna, teacher of MAU DO DDTT, Vladikavkaz, North Ossetia - Alania
The work is intended for children from 7 years and older, teachers and parents.
Purpose: interior decoration, a gift for relatives and friends, an exhibit for an exhibition of technical creativity.
Target: make an airplane and a helicopter out of colored paper with your own hands.
Tasks: educational - to master the technique of manufacturing an aircraft and a helicopter; developing - to develop the practical skills of learning children when working with scissors, a paper cutting tool, to develop fine motor skills, imagination and fantasy of the child; educational - to cultivate aesthetic taste.
Materials and tools: colored paper, paper cutting tool, scissors, glue stick.
Puzzles
for children about the plane and helicopter.
Not a bird, but flying
Not a truck, but with a cab,
Not a bat, but with wings.
(Airplane)
For him, his home
This is our airfield.
He's come a long way
To get some rest.
And when he rests
Will fly again.
(Airplane)
Who can tell me what kind of bird
In the sky, like the wind, it rushes,
White draws behind him
Blue trace in azure?
And the pilot is leading it! -
What is this? - … (Airplane)!
What kind of bird:
Doesn't sing songs
Does not build a nest
Are people and cargo being carried? (Airplane)
An iron bird flies in the sky
Leaving a trace, making noise and buzzing -
Takes people to distant lands...
It's not a dove or a sparrow.
(Airplane)
big bird -
steel mare
Flying across the sky
Inside her people sit.
(Airplane)
He is in the endless ocean
The cloud touches the wing.
Unfold under the rays
Cast in silver...
(Airplane)
Thunder rumbles in the sky
And not a cloud around.
The song sings loudly
Rotorcraft (Helicopter.)
V. Struchkov
Miracle - Yudo - Dragonfly
Glazed eyes.
If it rotates its wings,
Every wind feels.
(Helicopter.)
Iron Bird
Spinning in the sky.
(Helicopter.)
The car is hanging in the air.-
It stands still. Does not fly.
She saves souls
At sea and on land.
(Helicopter)
Who to high heaven
Raises his belly himself.
Troops sit in the stomach
For a sudden throw.
(Helicopter.)
What is this fan
Hovering above the ground, guys?
And roars, and rumbles,
Though without wings, but flies?
(Helicopter)
silver belly,
Rolling ear.
Spinning, buzzing, shaking -
In the sky, like a bumblebee, it rushes.
(Helicopter.)
Step by step work.
Making an airplane out of colored paper.
Cut 3 strips, 2 cm wide for the main parts of the aircraft and several strips 1 and 0.3 cm wide for decorating the aircraft parts.
Glue the edges of one wide strip so that you get an oval. Cut the other strip in half, fold into unequal parts and press down along the fold. Then fold these strips into unequal parts on the other side so that two folds are formed at a distance of 0.3 or 0.5 cm.
Cut corners on airplane wing parts. Press the oval at a distance of 2/3 of the length of the oval and glue the sides of the oval to each other.
Make two folds at a distance of 0.5 cm from each other on the tail of the aircraft. Glue the strips decorating the wings and base of the aircraft.
Glue the wings to the base of the plane.
From strips 3x1cm make wheels for the aircraft.
Glue the wheels to the back of the plane.
Decorate the plane with triangles and other figures left after cutting out the details of the plane. The plane is ready.
Making a helicopter out of colored paper.
Prepare the parts for the helicopter in the same way as the parts for the aircraft. Make an oval from a 20cmx2cm strip. Let's make the tail of the helicopter, as shown in the photo. We cut and round the edges of 4 strips 3x0.5 and 2x0.3 cm. Bend the edges of one strip of different sizes. You can also make an airplane from these parts. We will make wings for the aircraft, as shown in the photo.
Glue a blue strip, 0.5 cm wide, to decorate the main parts of the helicopter. To decorate the propellers, cut out strips with rounded edges half the size of the propeller blades.
Glue the wings for the plane, as shown in the photo.
For a helicopter: glue two yellow strips with curved edges to attach the propellers. Glue the propeller blades at one point, as shown in the photo. Let's make the sides from 7x2cm rectangles, bending along the edges for gluing 0.5cm. Decorate the sides with strips of blue paper.
Glue the sides to the helicopter and the wheels.
Our helicopter is ready.
This is what our colored paper crafts look like: an airplane and a helicopter.
Advice.
1. It is better to make the main parts of an airplane and a helicopter from thick colored paper, and make decorations from paper of regular density.
2. It is better to fasten the main parts with PVA glue or Moment for a more thorough fastening.
Thank you for your attention. I look forward to your feedback.
We continue the series of the simplest paper models made in real scale. This time we suggest you glue a rotorcraft very similar to Mi helicopters. Download, print on the printer, carefully cut out each part along the contour. Please note: parts 3, 4, 5 and 18, 19 must be made in duplicate. . Draw the fold lines on the Whatman paper with a needle along the ruler. Before gluing the parts, paint as you wish.
Download a sweep.
On the bird's wing!
An unusual design of a glider, where fallen bird feathers are used instead of wings.
In summer, birds molt. Pick up larger fallen feathers at this time in the poultry yard - they will serve as excellent material for building a flying model. In addition to the feathers, you will need a thin pine rail for the fuselage, a piece of plywood for the nose weight, and two pieces of Styrofoam from the TV packaging for the connecting parts.
Collected feathers must first be sorted in pairs.
The largest, flight feathers, are suitable for wings. They will need three pairs. Three smaller pairs will serve to assemble the tail unit. And finally, three steering feathers form the keel.
Assembling the glider will not be difficult. The ends of the feathers, slats and the load cut from plywood must be sharpened and pressed into the holes.
