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Sword in the Stone
Not been in the mood for origami lately but wanted to make sure I entered something for my informal duel, so just made this... Free folding first try. Hope you like it... Wanted to fold something rather unusual ;)Image
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Attack of the Kraken...
Designed by Brian Chan @chosetec
Folded by me from 1 uncut square ◻️
Size: 1.3m
Type: Kraft paper from Terry's shop backed with tissue paper.
Hope you like it :D

Starting Square
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Collapsed Base
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Finished model!
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Haven't designed anything in ages so thought it was about time to get back into it :)

Butterfly.
Folded from a 50cm square of double tissue. Boxpleated on a grid of 40. Yes it does have legs...
I focussed on getting good colour changes into the design and I think I succeeded. Hope you like it!
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This would be a good model to suggest for someone to look at to learn how to do colour changes.

Really cool.
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Thank you for your comment.

Very rough hand drawn CP here if your interested. Please tell me what you think :D Its not exactly correct... I changed a couple of small things on the legs while I was folding it. Hope to draw a neater/accurate CP on the computer soon.
http://instagram.com/p/hcf9mXwVjb/
The design was a massive upgrade of my old model: http://www.flickr.com/photos/langko/7998840700/
I didn't know much about designing back then but now that I am a fairly decent designer I thought it was time to give the model a redo :D
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Scorpion 2.0

Structure the same as last version but added small changes in head, claws, tail and final shaping. Designed and folded by me from 1 uncut square ◻️ Folded from 45cm square of double tissue (orange - black)

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Lobster 4.0

This model has been about 2 years in the making. When I first started designing I folded the first version which was rubbish. Then a few weeks later I folded version 2 which was a big improvement. I was happy with that version for a long time untill last year I designed the 3 version to try and get more accurate preportions. It looked better but I still wasn't happy with it :(
So it was time to revisit the design now that I have the experience and this is the result! So happy with this one! :D

This version also has the smaller "swimmer" leg things under the tail which the other versions did not :)

Designed and folded by me from 1 uncut square ◻️ Used 70cm sheet of double tissue.

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Best lobster ever IMO! Superb!
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Thanks very much :)
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Wow! Fantastic design and fold :)
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Damian Malicki wrote:Wow! Fantastic design and fold :)
Thanks! I appreciate it


Blue Crab
Designed and folded by me from 1 uncut square ◻️ Used 50cm double tissue (blue - white) :D
It also has a colour changed belly you can't see from this photo and the model is completely closed... Hope you like it!

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I was hesitant about appearance of weird hind legs, but when I checked up with Google, it all looks exactly the same as one in real life. Really awesome model. Extremely lifelike! :D
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I also just googled the crab because of those weird hindlegs. But I must say you nailed it Langko. Very nice!
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PauliusOrigami wrote:I was hesitant about appearance of weird hind legs, but when I checked up with Google, it all looks exactly the same as one in real life. Really awesome model. Extremely lifelike! :D
roodborst wrote:I also just googled the crab because of those weird hindlegs. But I must say you nailed it Langko. Very nice!
Yeah, I only found out about the different legs through another crab model a found on flickr... But, I have come into the habit of googling my models before I design them, to try and get them as accurate as possible. Thanks very much for taking the time to comment, so glad you like my model :D
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Ibex

Designed and folded by me from a 50cm uncut square ◻️ of double tissue. Model is completely closed both back and belly. Really happy with this design because it used a mixture of PS, BP and 22.5.
Rock also designed and folded by me from an uncut square of elephant dung paper...
Hope you like it! :)

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