British college students make precision aircraft models from paper

According to Luca, the architecture department of his high school was excellent, and he learned how to make a simple conceptual diagram of the basic structure of a plane using Manila paper. “Maybe I made this airplane model to apply the idea I learned at the end to the extreme,” Luca said. “I have seen many airplane photos and drawings since these days. After referring to those graphics, I used Adobe Illustrator software to complete My own 2D airplane model map. Then I printed the model map on the document paper, edited it and assembled it."

Since the model map is not three-dimensional, Luca says assembling components like the engine and the wing can be extremely difficult, and the models must be highly accurate. "Now I have to do the wing, thank God, this is the last process!"

Luca said, "There is a great sense of accomplishment when these models are assembled successfully. Many people have told me that they even sent photos of this model to Boeing staff." Luca hopes that after complete completion, his plane The model can become a collection of museums, and this aircraft model will also be displayed in his online photo album.