Easy, but impressive

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Sroge4
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Easy, but impressive

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I've had a couple times where I had some printer paper and wanted to fold something, but had nothing memorized. Anyone know any models that don't take a long time to fold and don't need large paper? It doesn't necessarily have to be simple, but just doesn't take long and is doable on a small piece of paper.
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smarcelab
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Have you visited my blog? I have a few diagrams and videos of models that can be considered easy or intermediate and can be folded relatively quickly.
I hope you like them.
Sroge4
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Re: Easy, but impressive

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Thanks Smarcaleb :) I like the goldfish, especially cause it can be done with an A4 piece of paper


Edit: Nevermind it only looked like an A4 piece of paper..
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I don't know if you would consider it too complex, but I always fold hideo komatsu's mouse when I have a piece of printer paper and no instructions. It actually turns out quite nice with printer paper.
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I usually make spike balls. Or mice, one of Lafosse's butterflies, Fujimoto's apple or grizzlyman's bunny rabbit. I've also had some fun with Vinko's head.
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