ODT3 Shortloldude vs Roodborst

[shortloldude]

Congratulations on making it to the end! The topics are:
1)flying: any subject in flight/capable of flight
2)fantasy: anything fantasy related
3)anthropomorphic: give human characteristics to anything or even combine humans with non-human things

Rules: any number of sheets of paper, any paper shapes, no cuts or glue. One entry per contestant, you can change your entry at any time before polls open*. The topics are not super strict, if you feel it could possibly fit the category you pick then whatever you make is fine.


*if you feel super opposed to one entry per contestant and have a good reason to allow multiple entries, then let me know and I may change my mind, although I would prefer it if we both just pick the model we thing is best and submit that rather than submit multiple models.

Good luck!

[chesscuber98]

Good Luck to both of you!

[roodborst]

Congrats on making it to the final! Thanks chess for your support. I had time to do a brainstorm on the topics. And since the things I've come up with so far could fit either 2 or 3 I'll have to go with topic 2 : fantasy. I actually like it that it is a real broad topic.
Looking forward to this challange, I'll have to start making some new paper, to do some testfolds, because I used all I had on the last challenge.

[roodborst]

Ok, so here it is, my design for the final round.

The Demon Wolf
From an uncut square of 50 cm.
Triple tissue. (purple-black-white) with MC.
Wetfold finishing on the body.


Demon Wolf by roodborst078, on Flickr

Demon Wolf by roodborst078, on Flickr

Demon Wolf by roodborst078, on Flickr

Demon Wolf by roodborst078, on Flickr

Looking forward to you entry!

[spectrum]

Ok, so here it is, my design for the final round.

The Demon Wolf
From an uncut square of 50 cm.
Triple tissue. (purple-black-white) with MC.
Wetfold finishing on the body.


Demon Wolf by roodborst078, on Flickr

Demon Wolf by roodborst078, on Flickr

Demon Wolf by roodborst078, on Flickr

Demon Wolf by roodborst078, on Flickr

Looking forward to you entry!

I love that sleek wing design! great work!

[shortloldude]

Thanks for the luck Chesscuber98!

Here is my entry:


Armored Angel by killacricket, on Flickr


Armored Angel by killacricket, on Flickr


Armored Angel by killacricket, on Flickr



*Polls up, good luck Roodborst!

[roodborst]

Good luck to you aswell.

[shortloldude]

Congratulations Roodborst, looks like you win!

[roodborst]

Thank you shortloldude! Wow winner of the odt. Never thought that was going to happen when I signed up. It was my first time entering any kind of challenge.
Thankd everyone for organising this tournament and for contesting in it.

Did I win anything other then eternal glory and fame!?

[chesscuber98]

Respect

[roodborst]

Respect

Thanks man, you've some pretty good designs for this tournament yourself!

[Langko]

Congrats for winning roodborst! You deserved it, your final models always look very polished and precise. Your a great designer

[roodborst]

Congrats for winning roodborst! You deserved it, your final models always look very polished and precise. Your a great designer

Thank you very much Langko. That is the biggest compliment of my works I recieved so far
I must say that you are very good at designing aswell. You have made some very impressive models. It seems we are very different designers because you use mostly boxpleating as I use a combination of 22.5 and grafts. Thanks again!

(Please make a diagram for your turtle!)

[Langko]

Your welcome!

And thanks, I think the subject choice matters a lot. Your models tends to be for 22.5, eg: making a boxpleated pleated camel would be stupid. Most of my models tend to suit boxpleating better than 22.5. However I used 22.5 for my frog and my dragon uses a mixture of circle packing, 22.5 and grafts.

As for turtle diagram... I was thinking about doing that once I get the program I use back on my computer. When they are done I won't be releasing them publicly but you can be the test folder if you'd like

[roodborst]

That would be great!