What have you folded lately?

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Max
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I just folded my new favourite model *g*
Give it a try! Easy to fold and you can give it a nice 3-dimensinal shape even when folded dry!

Author: Felipe Moreno Salinas
Name: Rata
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Satoshi Kamiya's Little Bird
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Folded from 50cm square craft paper

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Post by artur biernacki »

I folded this model from washi paper..
Unicorn by Kamiya Satoshi
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hi every1 new member here (newly active rather, if that makes sense) and since this seems to be the most active thread, thot it would be the best place to say hi to every1 in the forum

most recent fold:

eric joisel's rat
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Beautiful unicorn Arthur! I like the horn and the pose! :D
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lol 3 replies by the time i pressed submit

btw sorry for the crappy picture
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zsquare, please try to write correct English and not to use short cuts like "every1".

Welcome on board.
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I painted my Yoda
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I don't like eye's. I think i have to paint them again.

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http://origamipro.ucoz.ru/diag/yoda.pdf
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Brian's Leaf Katydid and R.Lang's Ant


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Post by tanvuong85 »

hi everybody long time no see. This is my new design
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design and fold:Phạm Ngọc Tuấn

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tanvuong85 great! is cp avaible?
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Sorry about the quality. It is a tessellation of 90 degree angles. I think there are 144 90 degree angles on the one square of paper. It took me hours to complete the precreasing and more hours to complete the model afterwards.
Whenever I do complex Origami I get this sinking feeling.
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Post by oissin »

i got works of satoshi kamiya last thursday and so far i have folded the pegasus the tyranosuarus the inoshishigami the ceolophysis the unicorn the kirin and the mammoth.
the kirin is my favorite
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Jonnycakes wrote:That rose is indeed amazing-I haven't seen a better one except Lang's own. Could you post a better picture that shows the top of the rose better (like the angle on Lang's, for example)?
Granted!

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These are the best pics I have. Indeed I no longer have the rose, now is in the room of a pretty girl je :wink:

And this is my lastes fold

West pond turtle by Master Lang. (Origami Design Secrets)


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A really pain in the a$$ the prefolding to make the pleats in the shell, but it's really cut and impressive.

These are pics form my first try

May I suggest, if you try to fold this turtle don't go purist, it's better to use a ruller and a pencil in stead of folding to get the creases needed to make the pleats. If you are not careful, you will end in a mess and you will have to many creases in the pleats of the shell. (This last fact is described by Lang before you start folding the black forest coo coo clock)
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Post by pereze »

The rose and west pond turtle are very nice Froy.

Recently, I finished Issei Yoshino's Manta Ray:

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