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Ah, a 3D kite is called a "stunt kite" or sometimes a "sport kite." These kites are designed to perform tricks and maneuvers in the sky, adding an extra dimension of fun to your kite flying experience. Just like painting, flying a 3D kite allows you to express yourself creatively in the open sky.
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