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How to make Origami X-wing from the Star Wars

How to make Origami X-wing from the Star Wars

Vedran Leder
Vedran Leder
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STAR WARS SAGA

There is probably no need to explain much about the Star Wars since it’s so ingrained in our culture that it’s considered general knowledge. Let’s just say it’s movie saga made by George Lucas in the 70s, that spread into all types of merchandise, games, books, toys…

It achieved cult status and fans all around the world follow closely everything related to Star Wars. Fun fact: Darth Vader has been numerously selected as the best movie villain of all times. If you still haven’t, go watch Star Wars!

X-WING

X-Wing is a type of a starfighter used by Rebel alliance and famous for their role in the destruction of a Death Star. The name comes from their distinctive “wings” that would spread in attack formation, making an X shape.

MATERIALS NEEDED FOR ORIGAMI X-WING:

  • Colored paper or plain A4

INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO MAKE ORIGAMI X-WING:

The best way to learn how to make origami is by watching somebody making it. That’s why we recommend that you watch the video at the beginning of the article for step by step instructions. If you can’t watch a video, follow the instructions in the diagram.

Instructions are taken from the Pinterest.

WHAT WILL YOU DEVELOP AND LEARN BY MAKING ORIGAMI X-WING:

  • Motor skills and oculomotor coordination
  • Attention and concentration
  • Creativity
  • Confidence, patience, and resistance to frustration

If you enjoyed making X-wing and want more Origami projects, check out our other posts in Origami category.

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Vedran Leder
Vedran Leder

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He always found classical learning a little dull — he would rather experiment and learn by doing. Young at heart, he blends in with children effortlessly, and believes games and play are the best way to learn, weaving them into everything he teaches. Every new gadget (read: toy) fascinates him, and he is convinced technology opens up endless opportunities for fun, hands-on learning.

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