I'm nowhere near good enough at crease patterns to do any of the "higher up" Ryu Jins, so this morning I had an idea to make 1.1 a little more interesting: graft scales onto it. Imma try making just the pleats first small scale (pun not intended), then try on a sheet a little better suited to the needed size for the thickness from the scales. Wish me luck!!
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My Idea for an "Easy" SK Ryu Jin
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Re: My Idea for an "Easy" SK Ryu Jin
gah, nevermind. it just won't work
well, I can always attempt my own Ryu Jin-alike!!

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Re: My Idea for an "Easy" SK Ryu Jin
why wont it work? it seems like it should but you would need a really big paper to fit the scales on that tiny 1 unit of space showing on the body
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Re: My Idea for an "Easy" SK Ryu Jin
Im trying the same with a sea serpent.
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Re: My Idea for an "Easy" SK Ryu Jin
The main thing that's a bugger is the scale orientation. They'd be intersecting at all sorts of whacked-up angles, and I'm not quite that good of a designer. Hrm, any suggestions?