Origami Tanteidan Convention 16

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Origami Tanteidan Convention 16

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Origami Tanteidan has launched a specific space to promote your next convention. Informations in japanese:

http://www.origami.gr.jp/Convention/16th/index.html
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Note: You can use the Google language tools (found on their main page) to read the page in English, or your language of choice.

Here is the link for English:
http://translate.google.com/translate?u ... =&ie=UTF-8

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OTC 16

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Hank, thanks a lot!!
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I hope Satoshi diagrams some models in this... :D
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BrooksHalten wrote:I hope Satoshi diagrams some models in this... :D
that's kind of an odd thing to "hope" for, as kamiya has had a model in these convention books since #4, IIRC.

it would be nice to see more from equally talented designers, like seth friedman, nguyen cuong hung, and giang dinh, and numerous others who are underpublished.

more complex birds, prehistoric animals, and mythological creatures and fewer insects would also be great.
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Insects

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Fewer insects are good...
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BrooksHalten wrote:I hope Satoshi diagrams some models in this... :D
Kamiya says this at the CDO convention he might publish either the Sea Turtle or the Tree Frog diagrams in up coming JOAS convention book :wink:
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BTW, for those who are going, Satoshi has informed me that the specific dates for the convention in August will be the 13th to the 15th.
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According to Kamiya's website, he has diagrammed his sea turtle and acrida cinerea, but it would be great if he publishes his tree frog
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yay! thats good as he's diagrammed 2 great models but i would rather prefer his tree frog and hornet but i do love the loggerhead sea turtle!
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yeh, they look great but the ones folded by kamiya are much better!
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Oooh! I wish Kamiya would mak a new book, or that I lived in Japan so I could go to thesesessios. Hmmm...this is probably a stupid question, but I wonder if he would sell individual copies of diagrams (of his models)?

I am just obsessed with this guy's models!
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yeh, me too! i dunno how he does it!
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Actually... I think he does :wink: , look!!!:


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