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Hi

I have created a website which contains diagrams of some of the models I have doodled up. Admittedly, some of the diagrams do not display that well, but I intend to include some pdf's of the models soon. I've also included a gallery of some of the models I have folded in the past with an attempt to include them into some kind of a story.

For my sins (or not) I've also had a stab at writing a murder mystery game centred around the world of origami. Why should I do that? Well, it's just an adaptation of some murder mystery games I have written in the past for other ventures.

And last but not least, I've included a diagram database (at the risk of overlapping other websites which contain the same thing) which developed out of a personal project of mine - which by no means is anywhere near complete.

I hope you will have time to visit my site and possibly provide some feedback.
http://www.geocities.com/mikebr2003/index.htm

Ori-revoir
Mike

the day u created this topic was my birthday(turned 13) wonderful site

Well, slapped wristies for me then for not wishing you a Happy Birthday in my original posting. I'll try and remember for next year. I have already written out ' I shalt not forget' 100 times, in the hope that I will now be pardoned for my momentary lapse of forgetfulness.

Mike
http://www.geocities.com/mikebr2003/
If anybody's interested, I uploaded 2 new models/diagrams to my website recently - 'See Saw of Love' + 'Receding Hairline'. In the next few days I should be adding another model called 'The Fat Controller', from Thomas the Tank Engine.

thanx man i cant wait to see ur new model

Dear Mike, could you please upload your webpage to a webspace with a higher (or even better no) traffic limit. You can find a large list of (mostly free) webspace providers here: http://www.freewebspace.net/

Hi Anna
You're right. I need to look into this as I only realised last week that I had a problem with my site going down due to the amount of traffic it has. Thanks for bringing the problem to my attention. I'll get onto the case asap.
Ta ra
Mike

I have now updated my website to include models that I have doodled but not diagrammed up yet. There's 16 in total.

If you're that interested and want to take a look, please visit http://www.geocities.com/mikebr2003/index.htm and scroll down to the bottom of the page for the 'Un-diagrammed Models' category.

When I will find the time to diagram them up I'm not sure, as I'm concentrating on another site that I have created http://www.helpfromhome.org/ which for anybody's info is not an origami site. It's about volunteering your time from your home to help worthwhile causes.

I eventually do intend to put a section on this website about how origami can contribute to helping out worthwhile causes, but that for me is another whole topic altogether and not really suitable for this thread.