It can fly at high speeds, is easy to fold, and is also capable of slow flight. It's quite stable and has an excellent glide ratio, especially at its high cruising speed.

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Step 4: Apply tape to sides of cockpit and to the outside corner between the vertical and horizontal stabilizer.

Step 5: Add 2 staples aligned with each other on the nose, and one staple above the two, to stiffen the nose. You should end up with the ends of the top staple directly over the ends of the first two. Then add a paper clip or staple to the tail keel, depending on how much you want the nose to want to pitch up.

Step 6: Cut out control surfaces from the tail, and fold trailing edge of outer section of wings with crease extending in a straight line from bend in the trailing edge to very tip of the wing. Make sure trailing edge of wing is taped together.

Finished!