Satoshi Kamiya - Crane
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Satoshi Kamiya - Crane
Diagrams in Tanteidan magazine 110.
I'm having trouble with the sink in step 35 (I don't get a clean sink and end up with messy wings) and a very hard time with step 137...how are you supposed to tuck those two flaps into the neck? what is the mountain fold for. Its impossible, leading me to do the unforgivable; use tape!!
can anyone help...even a simple translation of the Japanese text would be good
thanx
I'm having trouble with the sink in step 35 (I don't get a clean sink and end up with messy wings) and a very hard time with step 137...how are you supposed to tuck those two flaps into the neck? what is the mountain fold for. Its impossible, leading me to do the unforgivable; use tape!!
can anyone help...even a simple translation of the Japanese text would be good
thanx
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35: This one is REALLY hard to explain. It looks like a perfectly normal accordion/crimp sink, but it's not. There's an angled fold hidden deep in it where the outside layer meets the really messy inside layer. It took me a while to get it, and I still can't get it perfect every time. Just make the valley folds in step 34 as strong as you can, and see where the creases on the inside line up. I'm really sorry I can't explain this any better someone else probably can, though!
137: I don't think they're supposed to get tucked in anywhere. The diagram shows you mountain-folding the flaps up into the neck, but in the next step the same mountain folds are only shown as creases. I think you're just supposed to slide them upwards and mountain fold the ends of the flaps so that they cover up the gap between the neck and chest, not to explicitly tuck them in somewhere. (It would be in Kamiya's style to do something abstract like this in the final shaping of the model, too.)
There's a fair chance I am COMPLETELY wrong with both, but that's what I do. Hope it helps!
137: I don't think they're supposed to get tucked in anywhere. The diagram shows you mountain-folding the flaps up into the neck, but in the next step the same mountain folds are only shown as creases. I think you're just supposed to slide them upwards and mountain fold the ends of the flaps so that they cover up the gap between the neck and chest, not to explicitly tuck them in somewhere. (It would be in Kamiya's style to do something abstract like this in the final shaping of the model, too.)
There's a fair chance I am COMPLETELY wrong with both, but that's what I do. Hope it helps!
Don't make me get metaphorical with you.
wow great help terranova i hadnt paid attention to step 138. youre right, seems like the two flaps arent actually tucked in, because there are crease lines indicating the mountain folds in the previous step...i guess its just supposed to stand there. looks like im gonna have to refold this one and also try my luck once again with step 35 as well. the tip you gave on this step was also real enlightening. one more thing, now that youve helped me this far, can you also tell me what hes trying to say on steps 121 and 122? i would be grateful!
The diagrams are in the book called "World of Super Complex Origami", it's by Satoshi Kamiya and a few other origamists. But the problem for me is, everything is in Japanese, so I'm finding it pretty hard to fold. It's driving me nuts! I have made the Crane before though, but now I don't know why I can't seem to get past step 25-26. Some help would be greatly appreciated!
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Step 25 says "Crease along the line connecting the circled points"
I'm not exactly sure about step 26, but I think it says "Flatten/collapse on existing creases"
Also, step 26 looks like a swivel fold.
I don't suppose this is much help, since the diagrams aren't too difficult to understand, but there it is.
And, just for clarity, the diagrams in Tanteidan and WoSCO are the same up to step 35.
I'm not exactly sure about step 26, but I think it says "Flatten/collapse on existing creases"
Also, step 26 looks like a swivel fold.
I don't suppose this is much help, since the diagrams aren't too difficult to understand, but there it is.
And, just for clarity, the diagrams in Tanteidan and WoSCO are the same up to step 35.
It's okay, and thanks! I guess step 25 isn't so hard, but step 26 is the problem... Oh well, thanks for translating though, it's a little help, but it's still going to help.
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Re: Satoshi Kamiya - Crane
Hi everybody! I'm new to this forum and now I'm trying to fold this fantastic crane by Satoshi Kamiya. Anyway, I know that this problem has already been discussed before but I really can't get how to make steps from 34 to 38. It's the third time that I'm doing all the folding again but I'm still stuck at this point and I really can't get over it. I've read the instructions given by Terranova about this step, but what I can't get is: what type of crease do I have to do and where exactly? How do I get from step 35 to 36 and so on until step 38? This drawings on Tanteidan magazine's diagram are really unhelpful and so is japanese language............. I'm trying to make an art project with this model so please, can anybody help me? Thank you.
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Re: Satoshi Kamiya - Crane
Sure, I'll be back in a while with some pic on how it's done. But first I got to eat lunchclaireorigami wrote:Hi everybody! I'm new to this forum and now I'm trying to fold this fantastic crane by Satoshi Kamiya. Anyway, I know that this problem has already been discussed before but I really can't get how to make steps from 34 to 38. It's the third time that I'm doing all the folding again but I'm still stuck at this point and I really can't get over it. I've read the instructions given by Terranova about this step, but what I can't get is: what type of crease do I have to do and where exactly? How do I get from step 35 to 36 and so on until step 38? This drawings on Tanteidan magazine's diagram are really unhelpful and so is japanese language............. I'm trying to make an art project with this model so please, can anybody help me? Thank you.
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Re: Satoshi Kamiya - Crane
Here you go:
http://imageshack.us/g/408/cranefoldingkey.jpg/
That shows step 33 - 38, with M/V guide, guiding arrows and stuff.
http://imageshack.us/g/408/cranefoldingkey.jpg/
That shows step 33 - 38, with M/V guide, guiding arrows and stuff.