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Re: What have you folded lately ?

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gordigami wrote:Interesting permutation of a rabbit/pig base .
The turtle is great as well !
You might want to call it a " Tessy Terrapin " , for obvious reasons...
Nicely done...
Thanks. But what do you mean by rabbit/pig base?
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Hey Geoff, any ideas on what kind of turtle/terrapin it might resemble?
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Heh, well, the first thing that comes to mind is a juvenille black-knobbed map turtle, since they have spiky marginal scutes and prominent vertebral scutes:

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Also featured in my mom's ceramic sculpture:
http://asakusabunny.wordpress.com/2007/ ... ap-turtle/
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This is great je.

Folded from a 20x10 cm copypaper.

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Lots of work-in-progres pics in my flickr album:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/26068527@N07/
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Inflatable Hen - Designed by Leyla Torres

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Kawahata Elephant

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This elephant is favorite of my brother. He folds it almost everywhere...
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Post by chesslo »

just fold kamiya phoenix second time, from 27-27 cm paper :D
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Post by Gearfold »

I don't have a pic, I just wanted to share my experience with folding the angled Kawasaki Rose.

It's the first rose I've folded and I didn't fold it right. Locking the end was too difficult for me so I just twisted the end up to make a stem. I like how the rose part ended up though. Then I read the part in the rose FAQ. The angled is significantly more difficult than the original.

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Post by Max »

I recently folded Joseph Wu's Enigma Cube.
Great Design, Joe!

Fun to fold and a pain to assemble ;)

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I recently folded Joseph Wu's Enigma Cube.
Great Design, Joe!
as far as I know the enigma cube was designed by David Mitchel. at least the diagrams are in his book "paper crystals".
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Yes, but there are many different versions of the Enigma cube using different modules to get an equal result.
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TheRealChris wrote:
I recently folded Joseph Wu's Enigma Cube.
Great Design, Joe!
as far as I know the enigma cube was designed by David Mitchel. at least the diagrams are in his book "paper crystals".
Yes. David just informed me that I had unknowingly duplicated his design. I have updated the references on my Flickr site to reflect this information.
Yes, I am that Joseph Wu. Not that it really matters. And please call me Joseph or Joe. "Mr. Wu" is my dad. :)
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Post by notefolds »

For the enigma cube, are you all using glue to keep the pieces together?

I folded Montroll's Rhinoceros from Origami Sculptures. I used a 24 inch (60 cm) piece of paper.
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This is Lang's BiCurve pot http://langorigami.com/art/gallery/gall ... curvepot13. I printed the CP on to a piece of A4 paper, so it came out very small. Any ideas on how to transfer this CP onto a larger piece of paper?
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Post by Max »

Well, than i suppose i folded David Mitchels Enigma Cube ;)

@notefolds, i didn't use glue but clothespins to hold the pieces together while assembling the whole thing.

great scene, eaglehorn!
i like the last picture :)
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