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Post by chesslo »

yes.its great, has anyone here fold kamiya housemaid?
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To paperz:

To tell the truth I don't like flickr much. I thought on uploading more pictures but I'm always too lazy. It's the same with my personal homepage where I haven't changed anything in years. Lately Gerwin made a big update on our Origami Austria homepage and added a lot of new pictures to the gallery. There are also some new diagrams and Crease Patterns (one for the girl as well). Just have a look: http://www.origamiaustria.at/index.php?lang=2
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Last time I folded Bahamut 2.0 by Kamiya Satoshi, based on crease pattern..
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Wow Artur, that really looks like an improved Bahamut :)

I don't like the feet that much. They need a bit shaping but thats hard with such a thick paper i suppose...

Great fold!
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This is the first time I have ever fold this wonderful but really complex model so be kind enough on your comments :-)
Folded from 70 cm square craft paper

Satoshi Kamiya's Ancient Dragon
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Chocolate Peppermint Cake Box
Designed by Makoto Yamaguchi

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I wish i had folded a spoon instead of just cutting the shape :oops:
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rocket by yoshihide momotani
shakespeare by eric kenneway

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best regards paolo
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angrydemon wrote: Why are there 2 large flaps sticking out of its butt?
??those are hips :lol:!!
angrydemon wrote: Actually it looks more like another species of herbivorous dinosaur.
Ouranosaurus?
joseph wu wrote: ori_dragon3 (and everyone else): Please remember if you are going to use the funny smileys from the mysmiley site, don't copy the spam links. We really don't need links to the irritable bowel syndrome website from your smiley. Thanks.
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angrydemon wrote:I'm starting to doubt that you're really 10 years old
:lol: . Do you want proof?
araknoid wrote: yeeeeee!
edit: glad to see your pictures!
:lol: :D
angrydemon wrote: I don't think you were actually planning to make a spinosaurus when you folded that model.
I was.
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ori_dragon3 wrote:
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paperz wrote:Chocolate Peppermint Cake Box
Designed by Makoto Yamaguchi

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I wish i had folded a spoon instead of just cutting the shape :oops:
ah so cute....... ! :D i would like to fold this for my daughter may i know from which Makoto Yamaguchi book can i find this lovely cute Chocolate Peppermint Cake Box ?
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"Rat" and "Winged Elephant" by Victoria Serova
Diagrams: http://vs-origami.narod.ru/diag.en.htm

The Rat was fun to fold, for the elephant i chose the wrong size of paper...

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Sleipnir 1.2
Click on my flickr site to see a description of the design.
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@NL3181: Its actually just a 'Cake-shaped Box', I used scrap-booking paper to give it that flavour :wink: I think its from a Tanteidan Magazine, but friend taught me the fold because i am very fond of folding various types of boxes.

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Post by halogen64 »

This reminded me of why I hate folding models by Satoshi Kamiya. Paper was 35cm x 35cm and model is extremely thick in back legs and neck.

Satoshi Kamiya - Unicorn
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