Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
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Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
Since the february challenge was a draw between chesscuber and me we had to choose a CP for March. After a long facebook conversation we settled down to go with Gen Hagiwara's Labrador Retriever.
Here's the CP:
And here is Gen Hagiwara's fold:
The references are easy to figure out, but shaping will take you some time.
Good luck!
Here's the CP:
And here is Gen Hagiwara's fold:
The references are easy to figure out, but shaping will take you some time.
Good luck!
Last edited by GrossMichael on March 30th, 2014, 5:57 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
We didnt want the stand still to stop the March Challenge so we decided to call it a draw.
This model looked amazing to both of us so i hope you enjoy folding it
This model looked amazing to both of us so i hope you enjoy folding it
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Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
Piece of cake!
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Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
Are the red lines M or V?
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Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
Mountains are Valleys and Valleys are Mountains
Its a challenge , figure it out yourself.
Its a challenge , figure it out yourself.
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Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
Thanks for the riddle, I figured it out.
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Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
Could someone post a picture of the base? I'm no good a cp's so I would like to see if I'm doing it right. Figured out the hind legs so far. And I'm guessing there is a crimp that makes the zigzag line around the neck/frontlegs?
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Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
Send me your email by private message. I've finished the base and can send you some pic's of it.
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I can't shape the legs so well so I have to do a variation of it. Is it okay?
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Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
Swapnil, you have to make the model to look as close to the original as you can.
Folded the model just for fun (out of judgement).
Labrador Retriever (Gen Hagiwara) by Michael Groß, on Flickr
I don't know why but I couldn't get the neck and shoulders right .
Folded the model just for fun (out of judgement).
Labrador Retriever (Gen Hagiwara) by Michael Groß, on Flickr
I don't know why but I couldn't get the neck and shoulders right .
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Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
Labrador retriever by Mir Numan, on Flickr
i folded it a couple of months ago. would this fold be accepted? if not, then i am happy to do a refold
EDIT: the author has used some different method to fold this model. No matter how hard you try, you will never get the proportions look exactly like author's fold. better try your own method of shaping
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Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
I think one important point for this model is how we tile the CP based on those lines.
I test it out and find out that the proportions is correct.
But.. This is a challenge.. So it is better for you guys to discover yourselves. It's Fun!
I test it out and find out that the proportions is correct.
But.. This is a challenge.. So it is better for you guys to discover yourselves. It's Fun!
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Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
Ok. I figured out the base.. I think. I still have a question. Are the way the ears are formed in the cp. Or do have to find my own way? If they are I'm doing something wrong
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Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
Just a small hint the topic says its march 2013 but its 2014 imo
Origami ftw! ;D
Re: Monthly CP Challenge: March 2014
Thanks for the Info, I've corrected it on all posts. Very observant of you. It seems no one else noticed