: Fold the top corners down to the center crease to create a triangular point.
: Fold the edges inward again toward the center to sharpen the nose. For an F-14, you will eventually fold the "swing wings" that the real jet is famous for. b614.mp4
To make a paper version of the (often associated with search terms like "b614" in papercraft communities), you can follow these general steps using a standard sheet of A4 paper or a square sheet, depending on the specific design. How to Fold a Paper F-14 Tomcat : Fold the top corners down to the
: Toward the rear of the plane, fold two small sections upward to create the vertical stabilizers (rudders). To make a paper version of the (often
: To prevent the plane from nose-diving, slightly bend the back edges of the wings upward. These act as "elevators" to provide lift during flight.