Who has folded Lang's Black Forest Cuckoo Clock ?

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Who has folded Lang's Black Forest Cuckoo Clock ?

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Did you use the floor to fold the huge paper? How long was the paper you used? How Large was the finished model? Who has the largest clock??
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I did
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With craft paper, 160 cm / 16 cm. The model is 28 cm high, 12 cm large (taking the leaf but 7 cm without the leaf).

I used the floor only to measure and cut the necessary strip of paper, after I fold it on a table (part of the paper was out of the table).
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I folded it three times, all three times on a table.

The first one from 20x200cm paper:
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The second one from 10x100cm paper:
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The third one from 4.8x48cm paper:
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Here's an article about the first one that I folded together with my friend:
http://www.origamiaustria.at/articles_c ... php?lang=2

If you should consider folding the clock I recommend you take 16x160cm as starting size, this should be about the ideal size.
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I did.
with a 13x130 cm thick kraft paper:
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I made his first clock from 21 foot paper. For the BFC I used much smaller. I was the test dummy for that one, so any mistakes are probably my fault. The biggest (original) problem with the diagrams was some miss-numbering. While it created some confusion for me, I really felt bad for Robert who had to type in the numbers again for about half the instructions.
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