Extremely high quality, with wing flaps, elevators, and even variable wings!
It easily glides over 10 meters, doubling the fun of flying!
Create your own fighter hangar in your room using a display stand.

Contains descriptions and blueprints of the 10 most popular fighter planes among paper fighter enthusiasts.
It explains the specifications and history of each fighter, how to fold it, and how to fly it well, and includes 2-3 design drawings for each type.
This book is made of three different types of paper, and the paper for the description part, fighter design part, and stand part are all different.
The fighter jet is elaborately designed to glide easily over 10 meters, and can fly up to 20 meters.
There are also plenty of stands included, so it would be fun to create your own fighter hangar in your room.

Development began in 1990 and the F-22 has been in service with the U.S. Air Force since 2005. There are countless words used to describe the F-22, such as "the undisputed best fighter jet that no one has yet matched" and "the only fifth-generation fighter jet deployed in combat."
The F-22 was developed as a replacement for the existing high-level air superiority fighter, the F-15.
Because it has excellent stealth capabilities and radar performance that allow it to secure air superiority early and control the air, enemy fighters must find ways to counter incoming missiles before they can even detect the F-22.
As there is no fighter jet yet capable of dealing with the powerful F-22, the production of the original 700 F-15s planned to replace them has been drastically reduced, with only about 200 currently in operation.

--- From "Getting to Know the F-22 Raptor Fighter"

The F-35 was the first aircraft I created while preparing this book.
As I was filling in the book's contents one by one, the F-35 was officially imported into our country.
So, we quickly changed the paint job from the American F-35 version to our version.
There is a small Taegeukgi drawn on the steering wheel, so be sure to check it out.
There is nothing particularly different in the folding process.
It's 90% the same process as the F-22.
Did you know that after the stealth fighter called F-22 was introduced to the world, the F-35 was developed based on the F-22 to be supplied to the Army, Navy, and Air Force?
--- From "F-35 Lightning 2 Republic of Korea Air Force Version 'Folding Method'"

“It flies around spinning around”
The left and right wings are not level.
It's twisted left and right like the blades of a fan.
This can be corrected by adjusting the flaps on the left and right wings.

If the plane is turning counterclockwise to the left, the angle of the right wing is greater.
Adjust the airflow to be horizontal by slightly raising the flap on the left wing or lowering the flap on the right wing.
You can find a state where it does not rotate by gradually changing the angle of the flap.
You will naturally learn the functions of the flap.

--- From "The fighter doesn't fly well"