Welcome to our latest tutorial on how to make an F-22 Raptor paper airplane jet. Are you a fan of aviation and looking for a fun, new hobby? Look no further than creating your own paper airplane F-22 Raptor jet!
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F-22 Raptor

The F-22 Raptor is a highly advanced and maneuverable jet used by the United States Air Force. It is known for its stealth capabilities, advanced avionics, and high performance.
This makes the F-22 Raptor one of the most sought-after jets in the world. But you don’t have to be a member of the Air Force to own one, in this post, we will show you how to create your own paper version of this iconic jet.
This is a fun and creative project that can be done by people of all ages and skill levels. Whether you’re a kid who loves airplanes or an adult who’s interested in origami, you’ll have a blast creating your own F-22 Raptor jet.
Not only is this a fun activity to do on your own, but it’s also a great way to spend time with family and friends. You can even make a contest out of it and see who can make the best looking F-22 Raptor jet.
So grab a sheet of paper or download our template and let’s get started on creating our own mini F-22 Raptor jets.
Materials Needed
- 2 x A4 papers – or download template
- Scissors
- Folding block (optional)
- Ruler or straight edge (optional)
Getting started: Fine-Tune the Folding
You can use a ruler or straight edge to make sure all the edges and lines of your F-22 Raptor are crisp and clean. You can also use a folding block to ensure the creases are true and correct.
Select the first page and turn the page around in the portrait position and fold it in half (side to side) making sure the edges line up perfectly.
Open up the page and fold the two top corners along folding line Nr.2 forming a mid-section triangle. Do this for both sides.
Next, fold the outer edge of the Nr.2 fold line onto the centre crease line following the Nr.3. fold line. Do the same for both sides.
To fold the mid-section of the F-22 paper airplane jet, a few crease lines need to be made. Following the inner edge of Step 3, and fold line Nr.4, create a crease line. Do the same for fold line Nr.5. Now fold the top of the plane to the bottom where crease lines 4 & 5 intersect, making sure the centre crease lines stay inline.
Open the nose section back up, while pushing inward on fold line Nr.6 creating a rabbet ear. Push the top of the nose down and squash fold all the layers.
Find fold line Nr.8 and fold upward on it to form the nose section of the F-22 paper jet.
Find the cut-out sections on the main wing and remove.
Select the second page and fold it in half (side to side) making sure the edges line up perfectly.
To shape the docking section of the top plane, find the 10 & 11 fold lines and make a hard crease on both. Next, find the Nr.12 fold line where the previous fold intersects and make another hard crease.
Open up all the folds and turn the page around in the portrait position with creases just made at the top. On fold line, Nr.12 push inward to create a reverse fold landing the spine section of the line on the centre crease section of the F-22 paper jet.
Turn the plane around so the folded section is at the bottom with the nose pointing to the left. To shape the winglets/rudders of the F-22 paper airplane jet start by folding the top corners inward on fold line Nr.14. Next, fold the Outer edge of the top flap inward following fold line Nr.15. Repeat for the other side.
Fold the top flap section downward on fold line Nr.16. Secure it with a hard crease. Next, fold the winglet back up on fold line Nr.17 to create the top part of the F-22 Raptor winglet. Repeat the steps for the other side.
Bring the two parts together with the nose sections facing to the left. Slide the second section gently into the pocket section on the nose of the first plane.
Fold the plane in half upwards matching the top wing and body sections. Find fold line Nr.23 and fold the wing downwards to create the main wing section. Repeat for the other side matching the wing fold position.
Shape the cockpit, wings and winglets to get a balanced look on your plane, grab it at the bottom and give it a toss for great fun.
Take to the Skies!
Congratulations, you’ve just learned how to fold a paper F- 22 Raptor jet! With this easy-to-follow tutorial, you should be able to create your own paper F-22 Raptor jet in no time. Remember to take your time and be precise with your folds, as this will ensure that your jet comes out looking as good as possible.
Additionally, if you’re having trouble with any of the steps, feel free to refer back to the instructions or even watch a video tutorial. And if you’re feeling creative, you can always add your own personal touches to your jet, such as painting or decorating it with stickers. Thanks for following along, and have fun flying your own F-22 Raptor jet!
Tips for a successful flight
- Use a smooth and glossy paper, it will make the plane glide better and fly farther
- Experiment with different folding techniques, you can make small adjustments to the shape of the wings or tail to see how it affects the flight
- Try different throwing techniques, like a gentle toss or a firm throw, to see which works best for your F-22 Raptor
Creating a paper airplane F-22 Raptor is a fun and easy hobby that can be enjoyed by aviation enthusiasts of all ages. With a little practice, you’ll be able to create a plane that soars through the air with ease. So grab a piece of paper and start folding!
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