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Hey everyone

Does anybody know of a stick insect model that there is a CP or diagrams of? My girlfriend is very fond of stick inselcs so if a model exists I'd love to fold it for her Thanks in advance!

The www.origamidatabase.com says that there are two of such models.

One by Manuel Sirgo and the diagram can be found at: Origami Tanteidan Convention No.10 Page 243

The other one is by Robert Bradburne and the diagram at: BOS Magazine 258 October 2009
Page 16

Robert Lang's Web Site:

http://www.langorigami.com/artwork/flyi ... k-opus-480

For the CP: http://www.langorigami.com/crease-patterns - search for Flying Walking Stick, opus 480

Manuel Sirgo's Model:
http://elartedelorigami.blogspot.com/20 ... -palo.html

Another Web site: https://aidenstephanorigami.weebly.com/ ... nsect.html

Manuel Sirgo has several stick insects designs, of which most are diagrammed in his books "Papiroinsectos y otros origamis exóticos" and "Imaginando en papel", both also available in English (and significantly easier to get and cheaper than Tantaidan #10).
Robert J. Lang's Flying Walking Stick is rather complex, at least for me.
Generally, I recommend http://www.giladorigami.com for references about specific models and where they are diagrammed.

I had found Sirgo's model sometime ago, but I couldn't find a cp or foldong instruction anywhere. Thanks all so much for pointing me im the right direction, esp HankSimon. I didn't think there was a diagrammed version of a stick insect (I've looked for that a while ago), so thank you so much for pointing me to one!

When you finish, pls post pix.

HankSimon wrote:When you finish, pls post pix.

I'm not sure if I'm good enough at folding to make it, but if I succed I will

Tanngniostr wrote:

HankSimon wrote:When you finish, pls post pix.

I'm not sure if I'm good enough at folding to make it, but if I succed I will

"Succed"...
I read that as "sucked" initially XD
You did mean "succeed," right?
Good luck