Stephane Anson
30cm taco wrapper
Fox
John Montroll
15cm foil paper
Fox
Komatsu Hideo
15cm foil paper
more
Snakehead
cigar foil
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Gerwin Sturm
this is a fun model to fold, thank you Daydreamer
Panther
Lionel Albertino
42cm mullberry foil sandwhich
I shaped this a few different ways and I'm hoping to get some input on which seems best link
Gerwin Sturm
this is a fun model to fold, thank you Daydreamer
Panther
Lionel Albertino
42cm mullberry foil sandwhich
I shaped this a few different ways and I'm hoping to get some input on which seems best link
Tarantula, Robert J. Lang
I really messed up on this model... it has only 6 legs and there are a bunch more things wrong... but I'm still surprised that I managed to get past the first few steps!
Viking Ship, Robert J. Lang
Again, I messed up... I didn't cut a long enough piece of paper so there's no tail
I really messed up on this model... it has only 6 legs and there are a bunch more things wrong... but I'm still surprised that I managed to get past the first few steps!
Viking Ship, Robert J. Lang
Again, I messed up... I didn't cut a long enough piece of paper so there's no tail
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Ondrej.Cibulka
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John Montroll
Blue shark
excellent model
Joseph Wu
Pig with wings
I cannot evaluate this model, I am prejudiced.
Fumiaki Kawahata
raccoon
(first and very probably last attempt )
Robert Lang
Sand dollar
excellent model -- by folding way and by finished visage
compare here
http://www.follybeach.com/seashells.php
Blue shark
excellent model
Joseph Wu
Pig with wings
I cannot evaluate this model, I am prejudiced.
Fumiaki Kawahata
raccoon
(first and very probably last attempt
)Robert Lang
Sand dollar
excellent model -- by folding way and by finished visage
compare here
http://www.follybeach.com/seashells.php
Ondrej Cibulka Origami, www.origamido.cz
hi all 
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i am new here........i love everyones origami work ...i must say they are all very and very lovely
i like origami very much.....especially origami boxes and flowers,lately i has been busy making origami flowers and here i would like to share some pic's with you guys......
,i am new here........i love everyones origami work ...i must say they are all very and very lovely
i like origami very much.....especially origami boxes and flowers,lately i has been busy making origami flowers and here i would like to share some pic's with you guys......
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Wow! Those are amazing by the way, welcome to the forum
Tarantula, Robert J. Lang (folded in class)
Again, it only has 6 legs.... There are no two flaps for me near the end of the diagrams...
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Asian Rice- The best in the business...
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I'm surprised that I managed to make this... I've been folding all morning!
During the last week I folded some trains free after José Angel Iranzo´s one here.
This model offers the possibility to make lots and lots of variations, so I decided to make them all different. So far there are 5 trains finished:
This train looks nearly the same as José´s one:
Looking at the finished train I thought that a train with bigger wagons must be nice as well:
Here´s a close up of an engine, I know there are little differences to José´s. On my first try we counted false, so I ended up with too less paper for the engine, but it´s also nice I think.
Some days ago I gave Gerwin the challenge to design a bike with rider from one square piece of paper but then did it myself, I hope it´s recognizable (folded from 9x9cm paper):
Special thanks to Gerwin who showed me how to fold his beautiful blossoming flower. In the end you open up the flower and when you turn it over there is a really surprising structure at the bottom that you haven´t seen during the whole process of folding. It´s completely 3D, a very nice example of try tensioning.
There aren´t enough ladybird models out there, therefore I folded one too...
This model offers the possibility to make lots and lots of variations, so I decided to make them all different. So far there are 5 trains finished:
This train looks nearly the same as José´s one:
Looking at the finished train I thought that a train with bigger wagons must be nice as well:
Here´s a close up of an engine, I know there are little differences to José´s. On my first try we counted false, so I ended up with too less paper for the engine, but it´s also nice I think.
Some days ago I gave Gerwin the challenge to design a bike with rider from one square piece of paper but then did it myself, I hope it´s recognizable (folded from 9x9cm paper):
Special thanks to Gerwin who showed me how to fold his beautiful blossoming flower. In the end you open up the flower and when you turn it over there is a really surprising structure at the bottom that you haven´t seen during the whole process of folding. It´s completely 3D, a very nice example of try tensioning.
There aren´t enough ladybird models out there, therefore I folded one too...