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$ Matchbox (Lid & box is a single dollar), originally designed by Max Hulme, adapted to a US dollar bill

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My first attempt at folding the Phu Tran Rose, yet to be shaped

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Crane - Roman Diaz and Daniel Naranjo

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Panda - Hideo Komatsu

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Dang gio, that crane is sweet. Is it MC tissue paper? I was going to try tissue foil but I don't think even that is going to be enough...
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Thank you JeossMayhem! yes, it is MC tissue paper.
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About the crane... Román Díaz encourages to use "sirgo paper" (you can see how to make this paper at Nicolás Terry's website). Anyway, I think that maybe you can wetfold it just at the end, with a bit of MC (or glue) so the legs will be hard when it dries and the crane can stand on a foot.

The only Román´s crane that I have folded was made with tissue-foil paper... but I chose a very small size, so mine is not so nice... By the way, which size did you use?

Hope it helps!!
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JVega,
I started from a 30x30 cm square and I applied MC at the end to shape the details and to stiffen the legs (and now it stands on one leg!) :D
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Imitating Ray Schamp's Hybrid, with half grids.

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Rat for the Chinese New Year (contest).

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That is a beautiful crane! I like Robert Lang's cranes as well!
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I like your rat, Jonny. looks like a Joisel variation, but your forelegs are better.
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I have actually never folded Joisel's rat, but the base may very well be the same. Thanks.
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Soon Young Lee's fun Talking Lips.

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Lang's Rose

Yesterday I found out that this one is actually doable. Not exactly pretty yet, but at least it sort of looks like it should. Hopefully it will put a smile on a certain girl's face...
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Feel free to browse my flickr account:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/23100981@N03/

Diagrams for my roses can be found here: http://fc1032.blogspot.com.au/2011/02/h ... roses.html
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Robert Lang's Samurai Helmet Beetle, from diagrams

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Brian Chan's Lucanus Cervus, from crease pattern


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