I once designed a passable diving beetle using pleats on a 22.5 structure. Maybe I can find it buried in my archives somewhere and decipher the CP. I do know it used the 1+sqrt2:1 rectangle on the upper portion for the fore- and middle legs.
I also did a beetle that was similar to Theodosia viridiaurata beetle from a blitzed frog base. The antennae were in the wrong place, but that should be fixable.
22.5 degree design
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Baltorigamist
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Re: 22.5 degree design
Yes, I have designed several insects from a 22.5 structure. I have designed a 16 legged insect from a preliminary base, and have designed a varileg dust mite using the technique I described.
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cowburger13
Re: 22.5 degree design
crease pattern please?Baltorigamist wrote:I once designed a passable diving beetle using pleats on a 22.5 structure. Maybe I can find it buried in my archives somewhere and decipher the CP. I do know it used the 1+sqrt2:1 rectangle on the upper portion for the fore- and middle legs.
I also did a beetle that was similar to Theodosia viridiaurata beetle from a blitzed frog base. The antennae were in the wrong place, but that should be fixable.
for the diving beetle 
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cowburger13
Re: 22.5 degree design
Pics or it didn't happen. XDbflame7 wrote:Yes, I have designed several insects from a 22.5 structure. I have designed a 16 legged insect from a preliminary base, and have designed a varileg dust mite using the technique I described.