Orthographic Projection - a paper airplane example
Channel: North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics
Date: 27/07/2022

Dr. Garrett Love demonstrates the construction of an orthographic projection sketch applied to a paper airplane.

Note the 'sides of the wings' drawn at 18:06 were too hastily sketched, and should not extend to the common point at the base of the plane, but rather out and up from that part to the upper part of the nose.

Excerpted from Dr. Garrett Love's class on Aerospace Engineering at the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics.

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