THE CLOUDRAVEN WORKSHOPFlightHub

A little design.
A little lift.

Choose a build and see it in 3D,
then make it yours.

Choose a build See the build types

Start with one sheet of paper, or add 3D printed parts.
Experimental builds for learning and careful testing.

01 / THE WORKBENCHConcept photograph · generated imagery

04 starting pointsP1S design targetYour next designPAPER · PRINT · EXPLORE

CHOOSE A BUILD

Choose how you want to build.

See your complete design in 3D right away.
Try another or make it yours.

01 / PAPEROne sheet

Paper

Fold patterns & studies

See a complete Classic Dart in 3D and start folding. Explore more patterns with the tools you have.

You need: One US Letter sheet
Build method: Paper only · no printer

Start with paper

02 / FOLDPrinted assembly

Fold

Paper + printed fittings

Wing support is incomplete: no spanwise frame or spar. Bench study only; a supported-wing revision and physical checks are needed before flight trials.

P1S prints: Three ordinary PLA fittings.
Also needed: Paper, a measured straw, tape and retained trim mass.

See Fold in 3D

03 / FLOATPrinted assembly

Float

A tethered lift study

Indoor tethered experiment. Measure net available lift with the intended line before downloading build files; fit and tethered behavior are untested.

P1S prints: Suspension frame and ballast tray.
Also needed: Helium balloon, line, anchor and retained ballast.

See Float in 3D

04 / SCOUTPrinted assembly

Scout

A fixed-wing bench study

Material, fit and strength need physical checks. This design is not flight-tested or approved for flight.

P1S prints: LW-PLA shells and ordinary PLA fittings.
Also needed: Design-specified carbon tubes and rods.

See Scout in 3D

Concept illustrations · inspect the actual assembly in the Lab. These designs remain experimental. Paper's folds and flight are unverified. Float needs measured balloon lift; printed aircraft studies need fit, balance and structural checks.

MAKE · OBSERVE · LEARN

Start in the Lab.
Keep it in Studio.

Choose a build and explore its complete design. Start folding a paper airplane right away, or keep your exact design privately in Studio for next time.

See your design
Pick a build to open the complete 3D model. Try another design or open Customize when you want to change a choice.
Prepare your build
Follow the paper folds in the Lab. Keep your design in Studio to return later or set up a printed build and its required checks.
Test and learn
Compare the finished model with the guide. For printed builds, record fit, mass and balance in Studio. Your observations help you decide what to investigate next.