Lang's Finch from "The Fold"
Posted: February 2nd, 2011, 5:59 pm
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Lang's Finch from "The Fold"
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Posted: February 3rd, 2011, 12:09 am
I have, Its awesome. Try it
Posted: February 4th, 2011, 10:03 pm
i was thinking about getting a subscription just to try this, but eyeballing it, it really looks close to his songbird I from ODS.
also, i have to confess, though the final result usually looks good, i usually detest lang's folding sequences.
also, i have to confess, though the final result usually looks good, i usually detest lang's folding sequences.
Posted: February 4th, 2011, 10:04 pm
Ah, that's what happens when you let computers construct them:)
Posted: February 4th, 2011, 10:20 pm
Bethnor, I have the same feeling....I have ODS, but folding sequence has driven me out of this book.
Posted: February 4th, 2011, 10:33 pm
They're not the same model. In Lang's opus numbers:bethnor wrote:i was thinking about getting a subscription just to try this, but eyeballing it, it really looks close to his songbird I from ODS.
Finch = Opus 439
Songbird 1 = Opus 408
Songbird 2 = Opus 361
Apparently it was featured on this site as well, http://www.deckchairdreams.org/robert_lang.htm as discussed in this previous thread.
Posted: February 4th, 2011, 10:41 pm
Ugh, I love that the only photos anyone has gotten of this are super low resolution.
Posted: February 4th, 2011, 10:46 pm
i apologize, as i was not clear. i don't believe that they're the same model, but the head, claw, and tail structure looks grossly the same, and i imagine the folding sequence is much the same as for the songbird I. the main difference is the wing structure, i.e., it appears to me a variation of songbird I. as frumious points out, that the pics are all so far away may be effecting my perception.
Posted: February 5th, 2011, 6:53 am
Here's my shot at it:
I like the pleated tail and the fullness of the body. I had a hard time with the shoulder crimp - the model is 3D at that point so it calls for a curved crimp that I just couldn't do well.
Songbird 1 looks different to me. It has real toes and lacks the tail pleats, at the least. I'll have to fold it and compare.
I like the pleated tail and the fullness of the body. I had a hard time with the shoulder crimp - the model is 3D at that point so it calls for a curved crimp that I just couldn't do well.
Songbird 1 looks different to me. It has real toes and lacks the tail pleats, at the least. I'll have to fold it and compare.
Posted: February 5th, 2011, 5:52 pm
now that i can see a close up, i can see the finch doesn't have individual talons. feels funny calling a small bird's toes talons...
Posted: February 6th, 2011, 12:30 am
My fold of Songbird 1:
Differences:
- S1 is a bird base with grafted toes, Finch base is designed for the 3D body and pleated tail IMHO
- S1 has toes, Finch does not. leg shaping is very similar otherwise
- S1 wings are just crimped out of the tail flap. Finch has individual wing flaps although they are not completely loose
- heads are shaped similarly, but the beaks themselves are different
- S1 spent most of the plan folding out those toes. Finch spent more time on precreasing and pleating the tail.
If you need more resolution, Flickr has both of them a bit larger.
Differences:
- S1 is a bird base with grafted toes, Finch base is designed for the 3D body and pleated tail IMHO
- S1 has toes, Finch does not. leg shaping is very similar otherwise
- S1 wings are just crimped out of the tail flap. Finch has individual wing flaps although they are not completely loose
- heads are shaped similarly, but the beaks themselves are different
- S1 spent most of the plan folding out those toes. Finch spent more time on precreasing and pleating the tail.
If you need more resolution, Flickr has both of them a bit larger.