Are you looking for an exciting origami tutorial? A folded Origami F-15 Eagle is an impressive project that brings joy to any paper plane fan! This creative origami technique transforms a simple sheet of paper into an elegant fighter jet that not only looks great but also flies superbly.

Our tutorials always include a self-made video and photos for every folding step. This allows you to easily follow along at home. The video shows you exactly how to fold the F-15 Eagle step by step. The photos also guide you through each individual step. You can watch everything as many times as you like.

This origami fighter jet is a real challenge! The model not only looks realistic but also has excellent flight characteristics. With a bit of practice, you will become a true paper plane expert!

Origami F-15 Eagle: The tutorial with photos and text description

A tip before you start: It's best to buy origami paper! These special sheets are already cut into squares, have A4 size, and come in many beautiful colors. Origami paper is thinner than regular paper and folds much easier. This makes crafting easier, and your airplane will be more aerodynamic.

Origami F-15 Eagle: The instructions with photos and text description. The picture 1 — **Step 1**: As usual, we start by folding two corners, then we fold the sheet in half.

Origami F-15 Eagle: The instructions with photos and text description. The picture 2 — **Step 2**: Open the sheet and make another fold along the other axis - that is, across the sheet. Then fold the side with the folded corners in the opposite direction. This creates a zigzag pattern.

Origami F-15 Eagle: The instructions with photos and textual description. The picture 3 — **Step 3**: Unfold the sheet again, keeping only the two folded corners. Now we make two fold lines as if we were folding the fighter jet. We will need these fold lines later. We then fold the aircraft along these lines. It's best to watch the video on how I do this.

Origami F-15 Eagle: The instructions with photos and text description. Image 4 — **Step 4**: Next, we fold the nose of the aircraft again. Open the aircraft nose and then fold it as shown in the photo.

Origami F-15 Eagle: The instructions with photos and text description. The picture 5 — **Step 5**: Use scissors to cut small parts on both sides to separate the aircraft's wings from the tail.

Origami F-15 Eagle: The instructions with photos and text description. The picture 6 — **Step 6**: Fold the wings - and your F-15 Eagle is ready!

Flight tips for your F-15 Eagle

With this paper plane, you can try out different flight techniques! The F-15 Eagle is designed for long distances and stable flights. Experiment with different throwing strengths and angles. Small adjustments to the wings can have a big impact on the flight behavior. You can also organize competitions with friends - whose F-15 flies the farthest or performs the most beautiful loops?

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Origami Ideas: Thank you for being part of this!

Thank you for taking the time to follow our tutorial! The beauty of origami is that you can create amazing things with simple means. Our F-15 Eagle is just the beginning! In our category Origami Tutorials, you will find many more exciting folding projects. From traditional origami figures to modern airplane models and fantastic spaceships - there is something for every taste. Our airplane models are particularly popular, as they not only look great but can also actually fly. Discover the fascinating world of paper folding and let yourself be inspired by our creative tutorials. We show you step by step how to create impressive flying objects from a simple sheet of paper.

Origami F-15 Eagle - Folding instructions with video and photos

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Published on January 31, 2025 by Vitalii Shynakov

Published on: January 31, 2025
From Vitalii Shynakov

Vitalii Shynakov has been working in the areas of online retail, marketing and customer satisfaction since 2012. Until 2022, he was the head of personnel development and online sales department of four successful stores. He has been part of the TutKit.com team since 2024.