You're going to want to build this LEGO paper aeroplane folder
Wonderful things happen if you give a giant box of LEGO to a bunch of bored engineers.
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Wonderful things happen if you give a giant box of LEGO to a bunch of bored engineers.
Pointless things, but wonderful all the same.
Built to promote the aerospace division of Arrow Electronics, this build uses several thousand pieces of LEGO - including some of those fancy pneumatic kits your parents would never buy you as a kid - forming an assembly line that can fold a single piece of A4 paper into plane, before launching it.
Check out the final build above, and an explanation of the build below.
Unfortunately Arrow Electronics don't offer any step-by-step instructions for building your own version - so you'll just have to stick to traditional hand-folding methods for now.
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David Cornish, based in London, was the former tech editor for Shortlist, and is currently a Content Manager at The Gregory Centre for Church Multiplication (CCX).