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Satoshi Kamiya - Ryu Zin (CP)
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Good luck. If he does reply, please do share. 
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I also do card models -- http://cutfoldpaste.blogspot.com
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I thought that the grid was a 90/90, but I might be wrong... hmm... there are a couple of CP's out there that have many mistakes, such as the following:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/slipknotor ... 993323121/
Were you trying to fold from that? Because as Kafar was so kind to tell me, it has mistakes
BTW, still no response from that adress that I sent a message to... hmmm
http://www.flickr.com/photos/slipknotor ... 993323121/
Were you trying to fold from that? Because as Kafar was so kind to tell me, it has mistakes
BTW, still no response from that adress that I sent a message to... hmmm
No, I'm pretty sure Origamifreak was right, I've heard many times that its based off a 96 grid. The scales may very well be based on 192nds though
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I don't know the ratio, but the smallest I would go is 1 meter on each side. I heard somewhere that Kamiya used a 2m square, but that might be too unwieldy.
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Kamiya-san used 2mx2m, I'm going to fold it from 2,40mx2,40m, the finished model, fromt the ending tip of the tail to the tip of the jaw is 0,62 of the starting size, so from 2m it will have 1,24m, making it from 4feet sheet would be difficult when shaping the scales, unless you don't want to shape them as in 3,5 but as in 2,1 
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