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Will you be remaking the video anytime perhaps? If so let me know. Roses look great by the way!
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Well, I don't know yet, I'm still frustrated that I didn't take better care.
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Well, I made him a cape...

Vincent Valentine
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Post by origami street racer »

Nathan are you going to make a cp for vincient?
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Secretario (Secretary Bird) - Román Díaz

from the book "Origami para Intérpretes"

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Post by Trekker_1983 »

Nice rendition on the secretary bird, Max!
what paper did you use?
I tried it and it was really hard to thin the legs.. :cry:
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Alan: I use a 70cm square :wink:
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@ Trekker: 2 sheets of tissue paper glued together with MC. Thats a great paper for folding thin legs or insects. I dry folded the model and shaped it with water when folding the final steps...

Thanks for your comment!
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I refolded my mantis.

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Author: TJ Foo
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I initially wanted to use double tissue, but I decided to use only on layer instead, to make sure the legs are as thin as possible and the wings are semi-transparent. I sized the tissue with MC to stiffen it up but it was still difficult to precrease because it was so thin. It was well worth the effort though :D
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Froy: The Moose and the Tree Frog look great!
Alan: Great job on folding those scales, I never had the patience.
origami_8: Those roses are beautiful. I do hope you make the video again :)

I've been trying to design a five-pointed star for awhile and finally had a breakthrough today. Folded from a piece of notebook paper (8.5 inches by 11 inches, or 216 mm by 279 mm)

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I'm going to continue working on it because I'd like it to be proportionate.
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I have the CP for Vincent, although it is not a full CP.

The CP I've made has the creases for the waist upwards, but does not have the creases for the boots. A graft has to be added to make the boots (and another graft to keep it a square :oops:), but I haven't drawn the CP for the boots (or if I have, I can't find it).

I could scan what I have, but I don't want to make a full CP.
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no full cp :( I was really looking forward to folding this, I was going to do a whole FF7 series for my office. Well he looks grea by the way I like the cape!
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Pegasus and Hercules beetle (20cm x 20cm papers)
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You're a towel!

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Towelie from South Park. Folded from origami paper. Click the photo to read more.
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