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I folded one more practice Cyclommatus metalifer designed by Satoshi Kamiya, and one from an 11 inch square of Thia Chiri paper.


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back with goods - and some which are not so good 
Owl + Perch - Hideo Komatsu / Kunihiko Kasahara
(19cm)

Horse - Hideo Komatsu
(19cm)

Dog - Hideo Komatsu
(19cm)

One Sheet Rose - Brian Chan
(19cm)

Snail on a Leaf - Nicolas Terry
(17.6cm japanese kami)

i think for the rose i need a 20mg paper or something like this
and for the snail... hmm.. i dont know... thats it anyways..
keep on folding,
void

Owl + Perch - Hideo Komatsu / Kunihiko Kasahara
(19cm)
Horse - Hideo Komatsu
(19cm)
Dog - Hideo Komatsu
(19cm)
One Sheet Rose - Brian Chan
(19cm)
Snail on a Leaf - Nicolas Terry
(17.6cm japanese kami)
i think for the rose i need a 20mg paper or something like this

and for the snail... hmm.. i dont know... thats it anyways..
keep on folding,
void
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I agree, the paper of Phils bug is very nice 

nice anyways [img]http://freenet-homepage.de/origamichris/ablage/nod.gif[/img]

when I saw them, I thought they where penguinsAww... no one noticed my new design...

nice anyways [img]http://freenet-homepage.de/origamichris/ablage/nod.gif[/img]
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yeah, i saw your childs too! (and the cp in your blog) - i think if they get a neck they would look much more like human beings ;D (no offense)
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MC means Methylcellulose, its often used in origami to thin points on models, make the resulting models hold their shape (curves, thick areas, etc.), and toughen the models overall. Its also used to back-coat pieces of paper together. Its similar to a thin gelatin-like glue.islandmassive wrote:what is mc treated tissue paper?
As an extra, my source for MC for those interested is: http://www.chemistrystore.com/Methylcellulose.htm
Here is an article on back-coating and making MC batches to use on models: http://mette.pederson.com/Backcoat.htm