Help with Anibal Voyer's Pegasus please!

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Hi all, i have been stuck on 31, can someone please demonstrate a better way of folding 31. ive been wasting so many hours it hurts. Okay, i can get pass 31... but on 32... its iffy.. any help would be much much much appreciated.
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crazypanda wrote:Hi all, i have been stuck on 31, can someone please demonstrate a better way of folding 31. ive been wasting so many hours it hurts. Okay, i can get pass 31... but on 32... its iffy.. any help would be much much much appreciated.
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...as well as quoting all of the text from the previous post [-X
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origami_8 wrote:...as well as quoting all of the text from the previous post [-X
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Can someone make a video step by step tutorial of this pegasus?

I am also stuck with making 31 and last time when I made it wrong but kept going I got really stuck with nr 47, 48. I also checked out the pictures how to make 31 but I didnt understand very well.

Can someone make a tutorial video and post it in youtube and then link to it or something?
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31 is really tricky, check this, is in spanish but I think is clear enough, if I had a second I can make a couple of pictures for 47-48 I really love this model.

http://www.pajarita.org/modules.php?nam ... 1&start=15

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I finished this model quite some time ago and I really didn't see any effect of that fold. I squashed it differently, but when I finished, I saw no difference.......
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yeap, really there is not a great difference, because this is going to be behind the wing; in fact maybe there is a squash that looked better, but I took it as a challenge :lol:

and always is a good thing to do it as the author wishes, at least once. :roll:

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Post by pegasus »

Thanks for the link to that other forum. Eventhough I didnt understand the language I was able to make 31 by following the pictures :) :)

Now I am stick with 47 because I dont understand how they made 48...it almost looks like as if they have cut the paper. Can someone help how to make 48?
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It is similar to one of those... Stretched bird base folds that are flattened, but these folds are tucked in the model.
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Post by pegasus »

sorry I dont know that one.

Can someone post photos or a video how to do 47 and 48?
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Post by perrosaurio »

though this one is a little old, I've done a couple of videos for the spanish forum on this nice model, maybe they could help anyone interested. They correspond to steps 8-33 and 34-54.

<embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/6ttix_94DJE&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed>

<embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/8NlYYrJWzdU&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed>

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Most of Anibal Voyer's work looks super complex. I imagine it is extremely difficult to diagram some of this stuff. The models I have done by him require way too much precreasing for me to handle. Are there any books by him?
Whenever I do complex Origami I get this sinking feeling.
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yep, there is one: "Anibal Voyer - Mario Netto - Seres De Ficcion (El Lado Oscuro De La Papiroflexia)" (Not sure if there is an english edition of it). Really good book... you can find there the pegasus, the witch, a couple of dragons with raiders, a nice three-headed dragon, along with many interesting figures of Mario Netto.
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Here's a link to the English version on Amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/x/dp/0486442128/

There is also another book with the title Papirofauna, but as far as I know it is now out of print and hard to get.
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