My kamiya's wasp ver 2.0

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My kamiya's wasp ver 2.0

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Hellow, this is my kamiya's wasp ver 2.0.

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Wow! That is very nice. I looked at the cp for wasp 2.0 and.... it looks impossible. I don't know how you do it! :shock:
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Wow, This is amazing, from Peru....Darkangelus :D :D :D
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Very nicely done SpKeny, oh and welcome to the forum :)

There's an explanation of the creasepattern at http://www43.tok2.com/home/meguro/sousa ... sp.html#p1
Unfortunately it is in Japanese and I can't understand a word of it, but I'm sure it would be helpful in folding the wasp....
However, I think I'll wait some more years before trying it :roll:
So long and keep folding ^_^
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Post by Friet »

I've never even completed a simple cp, but the wasp looks pretty doable. I mean, it has mountain and valley folds in it and the structure looks pretty logical. (unlike Komatsu's Lion CP for an example, which makes no sense to me at all) Maybe I'll try it once I finish some of the models I have lying around.
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Wow! It's a very nice.
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there is also some information about the model on http://es.groups.yahoo.com/group/grupoorigamipatrones/ you have to become a member before you can access the info
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Thanks!

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Thanks for the commentaries. :o
And to say to you that I am arranged to help everybody want to make this model.
I did cp additional where I put many more reference line for the details of the wasp.

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Huancayo - Peru
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SpKeny wrote:I did cp additional where I put many more reference line for the details of the wasp.
Cool, would it be possible to post it :)
So long and keep folding ^_^
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what kind of paper did you use to make this BEAUTIFUL wasp :?:
and so what size?

and too if you can post your additional cp :wink:
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wasp kamiya

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I used paper silk, 30 gr/m2, size: 50 cm.
but my favourit waps is to paper craft, size: 120 m.

New cp comming soon!

bye!
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120 metres, that quite a large piece of paper! :wink:
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ups!

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:D ups!! it´s 1.20 m :D
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More photos!

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OMG, that one is huge :shock:
I wouldn't want to meet one like this in real life.... :D
So long and keep folding ^_^
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