Avenger- the best paper airplane

There was a post about "How to build the best paper airplane" months ago. I tried to make some paper planes following the instructions, and they fly great. Now, I found in the news that some college students from the UK came up with the best paper airplane design.

Their design is the best because it contains the ideal balance between complex aerodynamic principles and simplicity of design. And it looks a lot like the Concord, too. But its name is "Avenger". Instructions here!

And here's the tips from "Avenger's makers" [Link]

• The nose must be heavy to ensure stable flight. A paper clip on the nose should allow the plane to fly further
• If the plane tends to nose-dive because of the heavy nose, bend the back edge of the wings upwards slightly
• The centre of gravity should be towards the front to prevent the plane from stalling
• The wings should be angled upwards to give the plane a slight “Y” shape when viewed from the front
• Winglets added to the edge of the wings will reduce drag
• Check for symmetry by looking down the nose of the plane and refold it if necessary. It will not fly smoothly if it is not entirely symmetrical
• Be patient and make small adjustments rather than radical changes to the basic design

I've already made one myself. All you need to do is just follow the instructions and be patient. I cut off the side of A4 paper about 2.5 cm to adjust the overall balance. It works well for me.

Updated: Complete interactive instructions to make your Avenger | Picture Guide

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I've already tried above links. Those are also cool designs. Have fun!