Is VOG worth it?

[TootyFruty]

I mean there is any use for it at origami?
2) is it any good for complex models?

[origami_8]

Specify your question!
VOG means Vietnam Origami Group and is exactly that, the Vietnamese Origami Group.
Don't be rude and research a bit before asking a question.

[TootyFruty]

my bad i ment the paper
http://www.origami-shop.com/en/papers-c ... 9_674.html
no need to get angry..
and you could understand it from the quiestion that i talked about the paper " is it good for complex models?" its very hard to infer...

[bethnor]

i think the problem here is that you're really not trying. for instance, typing "mulberry paper" into google, and then using the "shopping" header really is that easy.

[origami_8]

First two results (apart from Origami-Shop) when you type "vog crumpled paper" into Google:
http://www.happyfolding.com/paper-review_crumpled
http://snkhan.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=9163

[bobzomgville]

Let me put a more elegant (not really) response but one that no doubt you will find useful in the future.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=VOG+paper

Should you click the link provided by Anna you will see a very heated argument (although I think Bethnor was certainly winning) about VOG papers usefulness. Note however that Bethnor isn't saying the paper is bad, just that the wonderful models you see online all require glue, wire, and the like.

[TootyFruty]

thanks a lot