Katsuta Kyohei - Basilisk (CP)

[BUGguy]

I want to fold to fold Katsuta Kyohei's basilisk, but I am having trouble find the reference point.

The CP is in the JOAS special issue.

I would greatly appreciate any help! Thanks in Advance!

[Fluffy]

I want to fold this so badly but I dont have japenese moeny to order a special edition and i dont know how to order it. can you tell me how to pay in american money over there?

[bethnor]

tanteidan accepts money through paypal.

[Fluffy]

American money???

[euroboy]

You just have to contact them and let them know you are interested in purchase the Special Edition Booklet. Also mention you would like to pay via Paypal. They will get back to you with all the info.

Paypal is the best payment method for you

Manyyyyyy great CP's for this year special edition booklet.

[BUGguy]

Can anyone offer any help? thanks

[bethnor]

you could always try contacting artur berniacki. he is one of the only people i know of who has solved the cp.

[mummykicks]

I want to fold to fold Katsuta Kyohei's basilisk, but I am having trouble find the reference point.

The CP is in the JOAS special issue.

I would greatly appreciate any help! Thanks in Advance!

This is based on the head being upper left top corner of the sheet.
It is based upon 28ths.
The feet are 2 units wide each.
The zig-zags are 1 unit.
The boxes for the head and jaws are 4 units
From the left top corner to where the weird angle of the foot hits the top edge of the paper is 18 units
The diamond point on the tail is 8 units from the edge.
The vertical line is 10 units. there are 22.5 degree creases (3) from that vertical edge to the crease that runs up at a weird angle from the diamond point. That crease terminates 5 units from the edge.
The mountain fold from last foot crease to the diamond on the tail is 22.5 degrees, and the valley fold is 11.25...
You should be able to find everything else ...

[mummykicks]

this should be a bit easier to understand:

basiliskcp ref by mummykicks, on Flickr

[BUGguy]

this should be a bit easier to understand:

basiliskcp ref by mummykicks, on Flickr

Thank you so much mummykicks!
This helped so much! Thanks for taking the time to make a reference picture for me! I greatly appreciate it!

[mummykicks]

So I think I collapsed the base for this more or less correctly. This cp took me a long time to figure out, and I'm still not certain it's all correct. In particular the forelegs required folding over and tucking in a layer that just seemed wrong, but it's the only way I could get the crease assignments to work. This is a difficult cp!

Head and everything else seems to have collapsed correctly. I think I've got a few creases mis-positioned between the leg and the rear spine as it won't go flat. It might be alright once I start shaping it, but my reference points might be off in that section, IDK...

The fingers on the foreleg (or are those toes?) I'm also not quite sure about. If anyone has folded them pictures would be appreciated. I'll post pics of what I come up with in the meantime...
I've got some other photos on my flickr, if you know for certain something is incorrect please comment here or there!

basilisk base by mummykicks, on Flickr

[AK827]

My base for my test fold turned out looking like what you have, so I think you got it right. I'm positive I made the fingers wrong, but I just spread the layers and rearranged them so that I could make three fingers. When I fold a final version, I can try to post pictures of the fingers if I find a clean way to fold them.

[Fluffy]

Has anyone folded this besides Artur? If so, please post pics.

[Fluffy]

Hi
I am currently folding this model and have a question. I am collapsing it right now. I know where the legs are and everything else, but where do the arms come from? I am clueless on this. Thanks so much!

Jake