Satoshi Kamiya - Ancient Dragon

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Satoshi Kamiya - Ancient Dragon

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Hello everyone,

I need help with steps 80 to 85 of the ancient Dragon (flapping to the left). I've tried this step very many times but don't know how to fold it....
I have the diagram for it but couldn't fold it. Perhaps anyone could hep me with instructions, a short film or pictures?

Thanks to everybody,

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step 83, 84 help

thnks
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Post by JMcK »

I haven't folded this model yet, but the following photo might show the right way to collapse the folds in steps 83 to 86:
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I could be wrong.
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Post by Joseph Wu »

Yes, that's pretty much it. I've not finished this model yet, mainly because my copy of the book disappeared after our local origami group's meeting this past Saturday. :cry:
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yes yu thes photo just 84 (sunk). But, I canot #83 flaps not revese, loks.
mayb #-82? early step uncear
(it is not sense #83, revese loks fold bad!? Top flap 84 canot sunk) :cry:

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I sent you a PM which tell my friend's mail. But he can not speak English,only Chinese if you can...

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Post by Origami Freak Frankfurt »

oh that might be a trouble perhabs you could ask him how to fold steps 80 to 85????
perhabs he could make a short film or pictures of this steps and send it to me?????
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yes, it coud help good! :?
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1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.



*edit* Blurred the book a bit :)
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Post by pnpurdue »

I was wondering what paper size should I use for this dragon? I tried a 25cmx25cm but got too thick and small :-/ so it became unworkable. Thanks
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Post by Friet »

pnpurdue wrote:I was wondering what paper size should I use for this dragon? I tried a 25cmx25cm but got too thick and small :-/ so it became unworkable. Thanks
The book recommends using paper of atleast 50x50 cm.
I used 50x50 cm kraft paper which wasn't very thin, and found it too thick to work with in the end. So I'd suggest you find some bigger stuff. Maybe you can find a big roll of giftwrap paper (those are usually about 70 cm wide), and as thin as possible ofcourse.
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rockmanex6 wrote:hundmad thinn papa
(ancent dragin yes think modil)

Look http://www.sontrang-online.info/gallery ... ad%7E0.jpg :)
you are starting to become REALLY ANNOYING. if you don't use a better english in the future, I will delete your posts. I know, that you can speak english, so use it. that's not cool and not funny anymore, so STOP IT! this is an international board, and it's VERY UNPOLITE to write sentences that other people probably won't understand!



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Post by Origami Freak Frankfurt »

try pergamyn paper 1mx1m
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Origami Freak Frankfurt wrote:try pergamyn paper 1mx1m
I think the right term is "parchment paper", maybe somebody can approve :)


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TheRealChris wrote:you are starting to become REALLY ANNOYING. if you don't use a better english in the future, I will delete your posts. I know, that you can speak english, so use it. that's not cool and not funny anymore, so STOP IT! this is an international board, and it's VERY UNPOLITE to write sentences that other people probably won't understand!
He's been doing this on the Origami List for a long time. At first, people tried to understand him and to answer his questions. Some people got annoyed. Now most people just ignore him. Isn't it easier to assume mental incompetence than to get angry? :lol:
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