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I saw this book a few days ago, and as you can see the cover is kamiya satoshi's lyrebird.
I was wondering if this model is diagrammed in this book.
Can anyone who has this book tell me if this is true?

[img]http://www.papercrane.org/shop/FA2007BookCover.jpg[/img]

I found the cover here
http://www.papercrane.org/index/Shop/109

According to the link you gave, the diagrams aren't in the book. Furthermore I remember a discussion about this topic some time ago, where it was clearly stated that the diagrams aren't in there.

I have the convention book myself and I can tell you that the diagrams aren't in it. I think it's odd that they put the model on the cover if it isn't even in the book - I was disappointed. It's a shame-it's a fun looking model.

Is it the waterbomb tesselation, kamyia used for that model?

Its more like this pattern

http://www.5min.com/Video/How-to-fold-a ... shape-1489

i think we mean the same
the same tesselation kade's magic ball is made from...

No, I don't think so.

Kade's Magic Ball uses a different pattern. They are slightly different

See..........



Left: Kade's Magic Ball Waterbomb Tessalation
Right: Abstract Tessalation???????

StarPartener wrote: Right: Abstract Tessalation???????

Not so abstract
It was one of the studies made for solar pannel folding for satellite

Okay, then we got a lyrebird with a solar panel tesselation *g*

Acording to this video it's the Miura-Ori Pattern... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8k7UbpQZVGs
And acording to this one it's a 2° Parallel... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJsve10n ... re=related
And since were allready talking about these tesselation, does any one have the diagrms for the 3° Parallel? Cuz the video it kinda hard to understand... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=la2uwNPY ... re=related

does the lyrebird´s cp exist?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/chen-origami/3583038971/

The pattarn is close but not correct like kamiyas (bottom petal is divide into 4 not 6 for sink plus other parts top birdbas etc) so you can change pattarn

or

First, divide the paper into 26th, I think?

@Kijjakarn:No, the references are on the cp.
@rockmanex6: I believe the cp is right, you do divide the flaps into six.

Whisperpuffin,
I divided the paper into 26th and it works. What did you mean to divide the flaps into sixth?