Paper Birds that Fly
“Paper Birds that Fly” by Norman Schmidt is a reprinted edition published by Sterling Publishing Company in 1996. This 96-page book, written in English, provides detailed instructions for creating realistic paper birds that can actually fly. The book combines techniques familiar to paper-airplane builders with new, colorful designs, making it a unique addition to the craft genre.
Readers will find step-by-step directions for folding, cutting, gluing, and coloring, all accompanied by line drawings that enhance understanding. The content is designed to be fairly easy to follow, appealing to those interested in crafts and hobbies, particularly in the realms of transportation and aviation. This engaging guide invites readers to explore the art of paper crafting while creating functional flying models.
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“With the help of this book . . . it is possible to create realistic-looking birds that . . . actually fly . . . will be snapped up by paper-airplane builders, since these models resemble them closely in purpose and technique, but add a new and colorful dimension to the genre. . . . directions for folding, cutting, gluing, and coloring are accompanied by line drawings . . . they are fairly easy to follow.”–School Library Journal. 96 pages (all in color), 8 1/2 x 10.
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