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    I pull the tail of the bird in the first method, but the wings don't flap. What do I do?
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    You might’ve done something wrong, Double-check your folds to make sure everything is in the right place. You can always try again.
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    Can I use a sticky note?
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    You can use any size paper. The size should be the only thing affected.
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    Can I use regular paper instead of origami paper?
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    You can, but make sure it is thin. Thick paper like construction paper or card stock won’t work for this project, they will not bend well.
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    How can I make an amazing paper airplane?
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    Their are a numerous number of books about how to make them, and there are also phone/tablet apps for making them, or you could search the internet for directions.
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    How do I do steps 10 and 11 on the first one?
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    If you're having trouble making sense of the images, watch the video below and that should help.
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    Why does only one of the wings work on my origami flying bird?
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    Make sure the wings are folded forward in a triangular formation on both sides. If that doesn’t work, try making a new one.
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