I folded the angel and it turned out quite well, but unfortunately I'm having problems with my camera
It seems to hide the pictures somewhere when I move them to my computer, and with luck I can someimes find them, but usually they just get lost. I tried using different searching methods, but even they weren't working!
I've got 3 new designs actually that I would like to show you people, but the camera just doesn't like me...
Brilliant models here, well done, however, it would be extremely helpful if you could specify between mountains and valleys in some of your CPs, thanks.
Well, most crease patterns do not have mountain/valley distinction; you rely on your own knowledge of origami to figure that out. In boxpleated cps, the horizontal/vertical creases all alternate. The most important creases are the diagonal ones: the give the "structure" of the cp. (in boxpleated ones, at least) The horizontal/vertical creases kinda "bounce" off the diagonal ones. The diagonal crease change directions when they hit a horizontal/vertical creases; the horizontal/vertical creases change direction when they hit a diagonal.
Thanks for the advice, however, the "Wall-E" (never seen the film, the model just seemed to look interesting) clearly requires (at least in my opinion, but who am I to judge the folder, who has produced many incredible folds?) some more detail, to stop people's reproductions of it from looking like poor, maybe a bit of help on the final shaping?
yes ! you are right ! 
! sorry about my bad CP ! 
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