My Educ. Paper Airplane Models

 Hussam Airo Paper Models

One of my 2007 Boeing 747-200 models (Photo was taken by Nokia camera 2008)

Introducing Myself:

     Since 2005, ever since I was 13 year-old boy, I have been always enjoying making airplane models as a visiual learning technique. Those models are part of my life because each one of them has a learning story from my father, who has been involved in aviation along with my uncle and others who i met since then. In this post, I will share some of them and I will try my best to show how I used to make them in a different post so that you could feel the joy I have been through back in those days. 

Remarks: 

     Those paper models have been made mostly as shells and have many difficult curves with primitive methods and tools: scissors, UHU-glues, notebooks papers (ROCO), pencils and pens, rulers, and curving pens. Also, you will notice that the landing gears are just foldable/retractable sticks. I used to play with them as a kid and it was fun. 

Tools that have been used:

•  ROCO papers
• UHU solid glue 
•  UHU liquid glue
• siccors
• rulers
• folding pens (carving tools) 

 

Models Photos Begin:

My first 2005 B747 paper model with my own plans:

Figure 1: Top View of the Boing 747/2005 Model  

Figure 2: A side view showing the nose-gear retracted. It was a Wow! back in 2005

Figure 3: The Isometrical view of the model

    B747 Model of 2006:

    

Boeing 747 2007 Models:

Boeing 747-2H-010:

Boeing 747-2H-010:

 

 

Boeing 747 of 2008:

Boeing 747 of 2009/2010:

Model B747-4H-001:

Boeing 747-4H-002:

(Stay Toned! there will be more photos to come)

 

Some Models to be explained later: