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Flying Hercules Beetle - Shuki Kato:

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Flying Hercules Beetle - Shuki Kato by sr123ification, on Flickr

Hope You Like it! :D

Folded from: 45 cm Kami Paper (Wet-Folded in the elytra and legs)
Time To fold: 2-Hours. No Kidding!
Difficulty: Super-Complex!
Diagrams: Origami Masters: Bugs Wars
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New design! Since Halloween is coming up, I decided to create a jack-o-lantern:

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Jack-o-Lantern - Swapnil Das by sr123ification, on Flickr

Folded from: 10 cm Kami
Time to fold: 10 mins.
Difficulty: simple.

Sorry for bad quality, I took it with my webcam, my camera is out of charge at the moment.
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Nice work! I like the color change on the Jack-o-lantern, and the hercules beetle is great, too! I may have to give it a go one of these days...
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Thanks, James! Yeah, that model is equal in looks and complexity! :D
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On a folding frenzy!
Rooster by Kamiya Satoshi:

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Rooster - Kamiya Satoshi by sr123ification, on Flickr

Folded from: 35 cm Kami paper.
Time to fold: 1 hour.
Difficulty: Complex.
Diagrams: Origami Tanteidan Convention 19.
Hope you like it! :D
Have a Creepy Halloween! :twisted:

Flying Stag Beetle by Shuki Kato:

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Flying Stag Beetle - Shuki Kato by sr123ification, on Flickr

A Halloween treat to Shuki! :D
Folded from: Standard Paper 30 cm.
time to fold: 1 hour.
Difficulty: Complex.
Diagrams: Bought from OrigamiUSA for 5$.

Chinese Luna Moth by Jason Ku:

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Chinese Luna Moth- Jason Ku by sr123ification, on Flickr

Folded from: Standard Paper 30 cm.
Time to fold: 1 hour.
Difficulty: Complex.
Diagrams: Origami Masters: Bugs Wars.

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wow nice folds! I could not believe u just fold them with kami
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Thanks a lot! Well, I have no choice. These are what they sell in the stationery. :(
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why don't you glue kite paper to foil? the paper is awesome and strong
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I was thinking about it... then :lol: I ran out of foil.
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Two new folds:

Praying Mantis by Robert J. Lang:

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Praying Mantis - Robert J. Lang by sr123ification, on Flickr

Folded From: 30 cm Tracing paper.
Time to fold: 1 hour.
Difficulty: Complex.
Diagrams: Origami Insects II.

Nazgul 8.1 by Jason Ku:

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Nazgul 8.1 - Jason Ku by sr123ification, on Flickr

Folded From: Kami paper 40 cm.
Time to fold: 2 hours.
Difficulty: Complex.
Diagrams: Origami Tanteidan Magazine 129

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is this kite paper in background?
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Yeah! How'd you know?
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It's kinda obvious by the folds in it XD
I would rather fail trying than fail without trying....


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LOL!! Ben,
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well it's obvious because Tissue is usually used as gift wrap. And since the sheets come in huge sizes, they are machine-folded into way smaller sheet sizes. So when you un-fold the sheet, you get those folds, and Voila, it's easily figured out that it's tissue paper (kite paper in your country..?)
I would rather fail trying than fail without trying....


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