The reason I say "ish" is because while the model does not require any cutting, it does need to be glued together. Of course, I had to tell you that for you to notice, so if nobody asks, they will never know! You can create a monoplane, biplane, or triplane by omitting or adding wing sections. You need at least 2 pieces of paper for a monoplane, and two additional pieces of paper for each additional set of wings.

Step 1: The Body, 1-8

1. Fold in half twice.

2. Fold the corners to the center.

3. Fold the edges to the center.

4. Fold the tip up.

5. Fold into thirds.

6. Fold angle bisectors.

7. Turn over and fold the edges to the center.

8. Look closely for these creases.

Step 2: 9-16

9. Note the reference points for these creases.

10. Repeat on the other side.

11. Note the reference points for this crease.

12. Turn over.

13. Rabbit-ear fold.

14. Fold the edge to the center, notice the squash fold at the top.

15. Repeat on the other side.

16. Unfold the flaps on their hinges.

Step 3: 17-23

17. Fold the tip down.

18. Sink fold.

19. Reverse fold.

20. Fold into the model.

21. Turn over.

22. Fold for a water-bomb base.

23. Collapse into a water-bomb base.

Step 4: 24-31

24. Turn over.

25. Unfold the flaps as shown.

26. Fold the whole thing up as shown.

27. Fold the corner to the reference point.

28. Tuck inside.

29. Mirror on the other side.

30. Fold the corner back out to make a tail skid.

31. Fold in half.

Step 5: 32-36

32. Fold the edge up to the crease.

33. Fold the triangle.

34. Using the triangle as a reference point, valley fold this section.

35. Using the crease made in the previous step, squash fold.

36. Squash fold as shown.

Step 6: 37-40

37. Fold the flap up and squash fold.

38. Fold back down.

39. Repeat the squash fold on the other side.

40. Rabbit-ear fold the flap using existing creases.

Step 7: 41-Finish

41. Spread out the layers of the flap as shown to form a propeller.

42. Add dimension to the body.

You are finished with the body.

Step 8: Top Wings: 1-8

The top wings require 2 pieces of paper.

1. Fold the pattern shown into the paper.

2. Repeat on the other piece.

3. Overlap the two triangle flaps, with the unfolded segments facing outward as shown.

4. Fold the edge to the crease, connecting the two papers.

5. Fold again, locking the two papers.

6. Fold the flap over, locking the model even further.

7. Fold the corners to the center on existing creases.

8. Fold the edges to the center.

Step 9: 9-15

9. Fold the corners inward.

10. Fold as shown.

11. Fold the edges to the center.

12. Fold the edges to the center.

13. Lift the bottom half of the flaps.

14. Fold the bottom half of the flaps up, creating squash folds.

15. Fold the top half of the new flaps down, creating more squash folds.

Step 10: 16-23

16. You should have this.

17. Fold the bottom edge up, incorporating squash folds.

18. Results.

19. Slide the flaps into the slot as shown.

20. Keep going.

21. Results.

22. You should have this.

23. fold the top third of the flaps into the model.

Step 11: 24-Finish

24. Fold the back down into the model.

25. Fold the flaps outward.

26. Open up the edges to make tabs.

27. You are now finished with the upper wings. It will probably want to open itself up due to the thickness of the paper, so use binder clips and glue to flatten it.