Monthly Folding Challenge - May 2007

Friendly design and folding competitions.
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Cupcake wrote:Ooh, close one! You almost missed the deadline :D
Its more exciting this way :wink:
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Agreed.
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Well, know would be the most exciting time of all!

For tomorrow- Let the judging (and new topic) commence!
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Well then, it's June and it's up to me to choose the winners of this challenge. The decision was very hard because there were a lot of nice submissions, so first off congrats to everyone who participated.

The third place goes to firstfold for his Roboticus Insetamungus. This is a really ingenious and different idea of creating an insect. I love the way it moves :D

The second place goes to Android raptor because her Madagascar Hissing Cockroach clearly shows that insects don't have to be complex to look very realistic.

The clear winner is Fishgoth. I couldn't decide which of his three submissions is the best, they are all great. I hope we'll be seeing diagrams for some (or all) of them sometime :-)

So the honours of judging the next challenge and deciding the challenge for July go back to Fishgoth. He can decide to share this function with his co-winners.

The thread for the next challenge will come shortly.

Edited according to Android raptor's comment. Sorry about that. I shall remember :-)
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So long and keep folding ^_^
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Many thanks. The competition was tough! I'll be doing crease patterns for at least two of the insects in the near future, so watch this space...
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Post by thevoid »

grats fishgoth! =D>

im looking forward for diagrams ;)
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I'm speechless! I can't believe I got a place at all, let alone Second place! :D I was thinking that mine was too simple compared to the others, but I was wrong! One thing though: for future reference, I'm female. I don't take offense to being thought to be a guy (I understand why due to my masculine-sounding name), though it does lead to confusing/awkward situations. Now that that's cleared up, does anyone want me to make some photo diagrams for my hisser?
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Sounds great! I like the hisser quite a lot.
I especially admire fishgoth's wasp

To be honest, I thought that if I folded a lot of insects, I would stand a better chance of winning. I'm not at all disappointed by the results, but rather proud that I managed to fold them all. Thanks to this topic, I realized how fun and easy it is to fold insects
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That's good that you think that way, Cupcake, and I hope that your models do well at the con! :D
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