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Hi, Dear All, 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
	
		 
		
	
	
	I have alwaying been thinking to make a light, tiny, paper(or some other light material) butterfly, that could fly with flapping his wings by some mechanical power engine(like clockwork spring or elasic, or else). While I was a child, I liked playing paper-plane very much. I have many paper-planes, made by various methods. But none could fly with FLAPPING their wings. Whenever I see some birds over fly, I would remember the dream of childhood. Have you seen any craft that could fly by flapping his wings? especially one with light, and tiny body, like paper... I am consiering whether I could make one by myself...Any suggestions would be welcome! Thank you! Regards, Neon  | 
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