Diagrams of rats/mouse

lhs1701 · Post by **lhs1701** » November 29th, 2007, 2:44 pm

Next year is the year of the rat.

I am interested in simple but effective model of a rat, preferably not more than 20 steps. All four legs are not mandatory, crouching position preferred. My problem is I cannot recall where to get them.

Can anyone recall where I can get them?
e.g. which book and author of the book? anywhere I can get from the internet (posted by their creators)?

Trekker_1983 · Post by **Trekker_1983** » November 29th, 2007, 5:20 pm

These two are pretty simple...

Ching-Yu Hung's Mouse
http://zen-of-origami.org/Diagrams/Mouse.pdf

Jose-Angel Iranzo's Rat
http://gallery.origami.free.fr/angel-ir ... /raton.pdf

or, more complex Rat by Eric Joisel (I'm sure that you're already know this model)
http://www.origami.cz/Pdf/rata.pdf

lhs1701 · Post by **lhs1701** » December 2nd, 2007, 4:33 am

Trekker_1983 wrote:These two are pretty simple...

Ching-Yu Hung's Mouse
http://zen-of-origami.org/Diagrams/Mouse.pdf

Jose-Angel Iranzo's Rat
http://gallery.origami.free.fr/angel-ir ... /raton.pdf

or, more complex Rat by Eric Joisel (I'm sure that you're already know this model)
http://www.origami.cz/Pdf/rata.pdf

Yes, I am aware of the Joisel's rat but I feel it is not suitable for my needs.
The other two, thanks, I will try it out.
Currently I am making origami models related to Christmas with angels my favourite theme for my colleagues but I am about to move on to something else.

mrsriggins · Post by **mrsriggins** » December 5th, 2007, 5:55 pm

I highly recommend Joisel's rat it is one of my favorite models to fold because he is so cute. He is more complex so i recommend going to happyfolding.com and there is a video on how to fold him that is very well done and should not take more that 30 min to do him if you watch it

foldymole · Post by **foldymole** » January 2nd, 2008, 12:30 pm

mrsriggins wrote:I highly recommend Joisel's rat it is one of my favorite models to fold because he is so cute. He is more complex so i recommend going to happyfolding.com and there is a video on how to fold him that is very well done and should not take more that 30 min to do him if you watch it

Totally agree, this has become my new favourite. Its a nice blend of regular creasing and wet folding to bring it to life. I've given a few away as presents, and people really take to it. All I need now is a nice piece of cheese and a cat, and I'll be more than happy.

Gadi Vishne · Post by **Gadi Vishne** » January 2nd, 2008, 12:52 pm

Rat by Eric Joisel
[img]http://www.origadi.com/images/una_rata.jpg[/img]

conundrumachinist · Post by **conundrumachinist** » January 2nd, 2008, 1:15 pm

1) White faced mouse - The complete book of Origami by Robert Lang (10 steps)

2) Mouse - Origami Zoo by Robert Lang and Stephen Weiss (37 steps)

3)Mouse - Origami Omnibus by Kunihiko Kasahara ( 23 steps)

The first is fairly simple and has no legs.

lhs1701 · Post by **lhs1701** » January 6th, 2008, 4:59 am

conundrumachinist wrote:1) White faced mouse - The complete book of Origami by Robert Lang (10 steps)

2) Mouse - Origami Zoo by Robert Lang and Stephen Weiss (37 steps)

3)Mouse - Origami Omnibus by Kunihiko Kasahara ( 23 steps)

The first is fairly simple and has no legs.

Thanks.

purplesongs · Post by **purplesongs** » March 5th, 2012, 12:59 am

I'm having trouble understanding the diagram Jose-Angel Iranzo's Rat
http://gallery.origami.free.fr/angel-ir ... /raton.pdf
..... can anyone explain it a bit? Thanks

Lilyb · Post by **Lilyb** » March 18th, 2013, 1:11 am

Can someone help me with Kunihiko Kasahara's mouse? I need help on step 9/10

mixmastermarc16 · Post by **mixmastermarc16** » March 19th, 2013, 3:56 am

dear moderator. correct me if im wrong, but shouldnt this topic be moved to the "searching for diagrams" forum? just saying.

metrodj · Post by **metrodj** » March 21st, 2013, 5:09 am

Marigami has a instructions for Tanaka's mouse in the Videos section. Her website is here:

http://www.spitenet.com/origami/

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