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Paper airplanes, adult-style

PaperWorlds.com is an online community for miniature paper models of stuff. Some of this includes paper airplanes — ridiculously complex paper airplanes. This one looks cool on the monitor … it’s three feet long, and takes 70 sheets of paper. No joke. Whoa.

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