Need help with a fold

[nightshade]

http://i33.tinypic.com/mbifjq.png

I need help with 34...I have no idea how to get it to look like it should in step 35. My paper is starting to get holes in it.

[philipinorigami101]

pretty simple actualy (sry, i dont no how to post pictures ) all you have to do is pre crease, then squash fold, simple enough?

[Jonnycakes]

Step 35 is 3D-it is an "in-progress" step. All you need to do to get to step 35 is pull out the reverse-fold done in the previous step and lift the front triangle. Then you squash along the creases made in that reverse-fold.

[Trouble]

what model is that ?

[andssl]

I seems to me an illegal diagram from an Origami Tanteidan Magazine.

[origamimasterjared]

It's clearly Komatsu Hideo's Sheep.

[Razzmatazz]

Not cool dude. Don't put things like that for public viewing. Just tell us the model and steps and a picture of where you are at currently.

But on the note of helping, step 35 is an in-process view. You lift that piece of paper and then do what it says in 35 then the ending will be 36 where it is totally flat.

[origamimasterjared]

I think a partial scan such as this is actually the perfect amount. It's enough such that people without access to a fairly low-distribution magazine like Tanteidan can actually help. If this were a private members-only publication it would be one thing, but it's available for anyone to purchase. Likewise, someone could see the diagrams and say to themselves, "wow these diagrams are great! I gotta get me some of that!" and rush out to the JOAS website to buy a subscription.

That said, it is also obvious that this is no original scan, but a screenshot of a downloaded copy, considering nightshade's first post basically said "I love Komatsu's sheep…are there diagrams?"

And yes, Tanteidan is a fairly low distribution magazine, despite it's pervasive presence online.