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Hello, I'm Langko and I'm 17.
Some of you might now me from flickr. I've had flickr for a year now and I post all my models there. I recently decided to join the origami forum. I'm going to show a bunch of my own designs which I hope you like. They are all folded from 1 uncut square. CPs for these designs as well as other models that I have folded that are not my designs can be found on my flickr.

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Hermit Crab

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Scaled Wyvern

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Peacock

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Crab

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Fiddler Crab

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2 Headed Dragon

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Lobster

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Lizard

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Coat Of Arms

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Scorpion

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Pillbug

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Butterfly

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Cyclommatus Metallifer
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My Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/langko/
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WOW! Some great designs there, I especially like that two headed dragon, I think I'll just have to fold that one!
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If it's just mountain and valley folds, how hard could it be?
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tryingtofoldsumthing wrote:WOW! Some great designs there, I especially like that two headed dragon, I think I'll just have to fold that one!
Thankyou! Good luck if you fold the model, I would appreciate it if you did. It takes a lot of shaping to get to the finished model once you have collapsed the base. If you have any questions just ask :D
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Great designs! I love your cyclommatus metallifier
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i love the pill bug!
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Brilliant! Simply brilliant!
I love them all!!
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yevgen, GWB origami and chesscuber 98, Thanks guys, I am glad you like my designs :D
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Knight

My latest design...
Box pleated on a grid of 48, folded from a 45cm square of black tissue foil. This model was a pain to take photos of. He looks much better in real life. I find that models folded from black paper are not that photogenic...

This is the first human figure that I have designed and I think it turned out rather well. The black paper makes it really hard to see all the details. There are pleats across the abdomen and spikes on the back of the body armour. Hope you like it :D
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Fantastic model! You're ready to write a book!
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marco paso wrote:Fantastic model! You're ready to write a book!
Thanks very much! Not sure about a book because all my models are box pleated and they are a pain to diagram because they don't have an easy folding sequence.

My latest design, a kabutomushi.
Folded by me from a 45cm square of tissue foil (tissue on only one side) Box pleated on a grid of 38. I know , a very impractical grid.
I know the body is a bit wrinkly but it was almost impossible to fold cleanly as it completely closed off. You can see what i mean by looking at the bottom left photo. I hope you like :D
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great designs lanko!
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Langko, thanks for sharing your designs. I just wanted to chime in and say my favorite is your butterfly. The wings are beautiful, and the body is well done. All the best and keep them coming!
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cowburger13 wrote:great designs lanko!
Thanks as always my friend :D
Cadix wrote:Langko, thanks for sharing your designs. I just wanted to chime in and say my favorite is your butterfly. The wings are beautiful, and the body is well done. All the best and keep them coming!
Thanks very much for your kind words, I appreciate it :)
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I love your knight! It reminds me very much of Takashi's Mahoraga. Perhaps it's just the similar proportions and legs, but it's spot on! Have you drawn a CP for it; I'd love to fold it?
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Raptorex55 wrote:I love your knight! It reminds me very much of Takashi's Mahoraga. Perhaps it's just the similar proportions and legs, but it's spot on! Have you drawn a CP for it; I'd love to fold it?
Thanks very much! I'm very glad you like it. I post all my CPs on my Flickr. Here is the link to the knight cp: http://www.flickr.com/photos/langko/820 ... hotostream
I would be very happy if you folded it but its not an easy model by any means :)
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