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Froy, the turtle looks great. I'm glad to see a real photo of the finished model. What size paper did you use?
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That Manta is nice. I didn't know Yoshino had even designed one. Where did you get the diagrams Pereze?
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Did you make the paper for the manta yourself? It looks kinda interesting.
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Caterpillar on a leaf designed by Eugeny Fridrikh

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Fernando Gilgado Gómez
Mamenchisaurus
(???)
It should be a little problem with name here due to non-origamist translation of Gómez's book. This is probably brachiosaurus baby in original

[img]http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g275/ ... saurus.jpg[/img]
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Ondrej.Cibulka wrote:Fernando Gilgado Gómez
Mamenchisaurus
(???)
It should be a little problem with name here due to non-origamist translation of Gómez's book. This is probably brachiosaurus baby in original
My copy of Primer Nivel Dinosaurios says that this is supposed to be a diplodocus!

Lots of nice work from everybody today!

The Manta Ray paper looks like a découpage technique, very nice, though I don't think that rays look like that in the wild!
Does this one have gills on the underside like Fumiaki Kawahata's?
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abauseind, that Caterpillar looks absolutely amazing! I just had a look at the diagrams and it looks so insanely simple. I really have to try it some day soon.
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Post by pereze »

qtrollip: The crease pattern was published in Origami Tanteidan 104. The only other person I know to have posted a picture of the model on this forum is Artur.

origami_8: The paper is made of mulberry scraps that I bought from Hobby Lobby. I had been searching for a local store that sold mulberry paper for quite some time before I was able to find this scrap paper. The scraps are MCed together; the idea came from Brian Chan's Earwig model on his webpage.

InsomniacFolder: Yes, this model has gills as well. I like the paper but it tends to obscure details, such as the gills.
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Thank you Pereze, I will check my Tanteidan magazines. I made a manta also, it's on my flickr page, and would be interesting to see what similarities they share!
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InsomniacFolder wrote:My copy of Primer Nivel Dinosaurios says that this is supposed to be a diplodocus!
Diplodocus, great! I need to make errata of our translation, thank you very much! (I cannot look inside )Primer Nivel Dinosaurios to check all original names)
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I agree - that looks like the same model diagrammed here:

http://dev.origami.com/images_pdf/diplodocus_baby.pdf

where it's called "Bebé Diplodocus". I've always liked it - I think it's got a lot of personality. You did a nice job on it, too.
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Daydreamer--no one has commented, but I think your Baba Yaga's hut is adorable. I can practically hear the Mussorgsky piece when I see it.

I know Shafer has his book, but someone should totally release a book of "cute and funny" origami, and this hut (along with Johnnycakes knight crane) should definitely be in it.
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today i refold my model
Condor
design and fold :TP
[img]http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r21/ ... CONDOR.jpg[/img]
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Today I folded some of Michael Laffose's models as a wet folding exercise. All of them were wet folded from one uncut square of construction paper.
Frog
Author: Michael G. Laffose
Folder: TJ Foo
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Goldfish
Author: Michael G. Laffose
Folder: TJ Foo
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Horseshoe crab
Author: Michael G. Laffose
Folder: TJ Foo
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I've fallen down, and I can't get up.
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Post by szczepan.call »

Hi! I'm new on this forum, and I want to say... Hello Everyone!

I'm folding for 3 years now. I want to show you gallery of my works, and some my own models.

Angel
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Dark Angel - Abbadon
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and Rest of my gallery
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