Kabuntan.
Posted: February 4th, 2014, 6:43 pm
Hi everybody,
So, after reading this forum for a few years (but at a low frequency) I finally decided to register. I am not folding very often lately, so maybe being officially registered will help me becoming addict again!
Now, I don't own a camera nor have I any models at hands (I always give away what I fold).
I never created any model; I mainly enjoy folding animals; ; I can crumple Vincent Floderer's basic mushroom and a bit more.
I am not really into modulars (even though there are a few models I like to fold, such as Valerie Vann's magic cube rose - not many parts and fun) nor tesselations (probably because of the grid precreasing part, which also apply for large grid box-pleated models).
And I like to use relatively small papers (it fits in the pocket, so it is useful when in train/bus/...).
Wet folding and CP decyphering are probably my main weak points. I know how to use water on almost-finished models to shape them a bit and/or make them stand and I recognise up to a crane or a frog CP, but not much more.
Best regards,
Kabuntan.
So, after reading this forum for a few years (but at a low frequency) I finally decided to register. I am not folding very often lately, so maybe being officially registered will help me becoming addict again!
Now, I don't own a camera nor have I any models at hands (I always give away what I fold).
I never created any model; I mainly enjoy folding animals; ; I can crumple Vincent Floderer's basic mushroom and a bit more.
I am not really into modulars (even though there are a few models I like to fold, such as Valerie Vann's magic cube rose - not many parts and fun) nor tesselations (probably because of the grid precreasing part, which also apply for large grid box-pleated models).
And I like to use relatively small papers (it fits in the pocket, so it is useful when in train/bus/...).
Wet folding and CP decyphering are probably my main weak points. I know how to use water on almost-finished models to shape them a bit and/or make them stand and I recognise up to a crane or a frog CP, but not much more.
Best regards,
Kabuntan.