Fighter Plane Origami Launches New Website with Ground Breaking Paper Fighter Plane Models.

PRLog (Press Release) – Jun 04, 2008 – Singapore  Fighter Plane Origami announces it has launched its new website www.FighterPlaneOrigami.com with its first series of Instructional Videos on Origami Fighter Plane models. These models mimic the real military fighter planes. Origami hobbyists who have been folding cranes, balls, boats and simple airplanes will find the new origami videos refreshing and novel.

These creations are a result of 8 years of imagination, development and innovation in the techniques of folding.  FPO painstakingly created instructional videos that are easy to follow (even for children). The folding process are divided into different phases, starting from the making the cockpit, then the wings and finally the tail. In each phase, step by step origami instructions and subtitles are added to further help you do it right quickly.
As sophisticated as they look, the process of making these fighter planes origami is actually very simple. There is no glue, household cement, measuring tapes or metal ruler, pencils or razor blaze knives involved. Not even heavy cardboards. All that is needed is a piece of paper and a pair of scissors. So, the fighter planes origami models can conveniently folded anywhere.

“I have been folding origami for many years, from birds, animals, boats, balls and airplanes. But, of all, I find your Fighter Plane Origami most innovative. I must say that the JKF-14 Tomcat is Awesome, really look like the real military fighter F-14 Tomcat.”      Cherry Ku, Taiwan

In fact, these pioneering paper fighter planes can also be used as cosmetic accessories. After much practice, you can fold these origami fighter planes to a size small enough to wear it as an ear accessory (just like an ear ring but is a miniature paper fighter plane instead).

In the first series, the fighter plane models include JKRQ-4 Global Hawk, JKF-14 Tomcat and JKF Aurora. To help visitors understand the origami folding instructions, FPO provides sample video origami instructions on ‘How to make Origami JKF-117 Night Hawk’. This easy origami sample instructional video can also be downloadable at http://www.FighterPlaneOrigami.com

On its roadmap, FPO has prepared WWII fighter planes, WW1 fighter planes and modern fighter planes to be launched in the next few months. Future models will include Raptor 22, F-16 and the likes

For additional information, contact Kenneth Tang or visit http://www.FighterPlaneOrigami.com.
These Origami Fighter Planes Instructional Videos are available with  immediate effect. They are delivered via instant download at affordable prices