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  • How to Make Boomerangs That Come Back

    Basic description for construction of various boomerangs.

    www.btinternet.com

  • Pat's Boom Bag

    Devoted to the construction of boomerangs; includes instructions for multiple lap joint sticks and general tips.

    www.tyler.net

  • Carl's Composite MTA Pages

    Some explications from a specialist of the MTA boomerangs made in composite materials.

    www.geocities.com

  • Whishhbone Boomerangs

    Instructions for making your own. Includes materials, shapes, pattern, airfoils, carving, and tuning discussions.

    whishhbone.freeyellow.com

  • Finger Boomerangs

    Plans for making and flying small boomerangs made from file card paper.

    www.grc.nasa.gov

  • Cardboard Boomerang

    Explains how to design and make a cardboard boomerang, with pictures and videos.

    www.science.edu.sg

  • MrDunston Boomerangs

    Crafting and throwing instructions, plans, photos and links.

    www.mrdunston.com

  • Four Wing Boomerang

    Plans for building and flying a four-wing boomerang from a manilla file folder.

    www.reachoutmichigan.org

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