My second model for the challenge is a real football. it can be kicked and played without any deformation. It is made from 24 Flexi Units, and, truth to be told, hold firmly with some glue. http://www.flickr.com/photos/garibiilan/7010918355/ 24 sheets of 12X12 cm Elephant Hide.
For a live demo, watch this video:
YouTube link edited by Moderator to make it work: Only take the letters and numbers at the end of the link between the bracelets.
Hi, Thanks for helping me upload this model. It is made from 24 units I call Flexi unit. Every unit is made from a 12X12 cm sheet of Elephant Hide, and yes, I did use some glue to make sure it will hold under the hardest conditions... It has a high flexibility and endurance. Note that the image was taken after the video, and one can see it is still intact.
HI, My model (Origami Football) is made from 24 12x12 cm units, made from Elephant Hide. Vote for me, since this is the only playable origami football you ever saw! Ilan
garibiilan wrote:Hi, Thanks for helping me upload this model. It is made from 24 units I call Flexi unit. Every unit is made from a 12X12 cm sheet of Elephant Hide, and yes, I did use some glue to make sure it will hold under the hardest conditions... It has a high flexibility and endurance. Note that the image was taken after the video, and one can see it is still intact.
It's a surprising model! Maybe there's a way to REALLY lock the units without using glue, what do you think?
my submission will be a flaping crane book mark ever wanted a flaping crane everywhere... here one of the solutions... keep it in books you read. Simple it is, moving the tail make the crane flaps ^.^ it is simple and neat
flapping in action ^^
the model that i made was made by using half a square of A3 copy paper of (ratio 1:2)
Thank you for your submissions thebogbluevan and shangoob! I've just posted them in Pajarita and asked my friends to post them in the other four forums.
According to leidygra it's useful because it's made from bank notes, what can be more useful than that? The green one is folded with 200 euros!
It's made from two bank notes. The first one is made from 50 euros, but she particularly liked the one made with five euros. The four leaf clover is supposed to bring luck, so she's hoping this ones will bring her more money.
Origami is like food. You can love it and be obese. Or you can hate it and be and be a"cute". Or you can be a fail and your just that. A fail. Flickr : http://www.flickr.com/photos/76647015@N08/?saved=1
this is version 2 of the Origami Football, glue free this time, to be able to participate in The Inter-forum Useful Model Challenge. with my Football i failed to read the terms - no glue, so i improved the connection method. i made another mistake, saying it was made from 24 units, but it actually made from 30 units.
Hello there.. This is my second entry. This model which I call "enviro-shirt'" is a shirt that i designed of a "single sheet" of "A0" "Rectangle". I made this model aiming to be a subtitute for t-shirt stands, and can be used as models for window-shopping, I use this model recently to hang my straw hat . I think this model -if taken into consideration- can help the environment replacing plastic models that are used in most of clothes shops. smaller models can be used for decorations. They can also be painted to look stylish and good-looking. My friend would probably paint them as soccer shirts for his best players :p
With it, you can fold/make: - snowblue's mobile phone stand(and personalise it with my pen) - ray95's vase - thebigbluevan's CD case - malifold's A4 sheet of paper PLUS everything else made from smaller than A4 sheets(like just about all the other models for this challenge!)
garibiilan wrote:this is version 2 of the Origami Football, glue free this time, to be able to participate in The Inter-forum Useful Model Challenge.
I think it's important that you demonstrate that this ball isn't using glue, ok? I suggest filming a video in only one take, with no cuts, where you first play with the ball and then you unlock the ball to show that it didn't use any glue, ok?
shangoob wrote:This model which I call "enviro-shirt'" is a shirt that i designed of a "single sheet" of "A0" "Rectangle". I made this model aiming to be a subtitute for t-shirt stands, and can be used as models for window-shopping
Cool model. Did you know I recently created a coat hanger ? I wanted to ask you, is your model able to stay standing while it's holding the t-shirt?
firstfold! Please provide at least one picture and a description to make your submission official. That way I can ask my friends to post your new in the other forums
Martie's Box is a small box you fold with a 6 X 6 in. two-colored paper; it can support the full content of a Smartie's chocolate candy package, which often tears and is not usable for children's fingers. The box was tested, and survived, by three kids of 11, 5, and 3 years old.
The top of the box is strechable in order to put the candies inside, and you can close it by placing your finger(see the photo).
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shangoob wrote:Cool model. Did you know I recently created a coat hanger ? I wanted to ask you, is your model able to stay standing while it's holding the t-shirt?
Cool !! after the challenge we may share and make a wardrobe full of clothes
curving the edges a little made it stand for seconds, thats the property of a copy paper of little gsm, thicker paper of a great gsm "which i didn't find :'( " would be standing forever