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@Lephantome Anermak is one of our more talented folders and designers. He frequently has CPs beautifully folded and shaped while the rest of us are still trying to figure out which lines are mountain folds.
Again, beautiful model.
@Adam, any specific suggestions for how to shape the "platypus" into a more pangolin for ?
- Hank Simon
Again, beautiful model.
@Adam, any specific suggestions for how to shape the "platypus" into a more pangolin for ?
- Hank Simon
@Hank, Thanks for pointing out that my criticism should be more constructive. 
Well, Pangolins don't have a uniform body width; the tail becomes narrower at the tip, for instance. The feet are also a lot thinner than the thighs. Furthermore, the mouth is generally really slim.

The model is technically very impressive, and if you'd alter the aforementioned points, it would definitely make an even better pangolin.

Well, Pangolins don't have a uniform body width; the tail becomes narrower at the tip, for instance. The feet are also a lot thinner than the thighs. Furthermore, the mouth is generally really slim.

The model is technically very impressive, and if you'd alter the aforementioned points, it would definitely make an even better pangolin.
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Sounds right to me.
The Web page that andssl found is back up:
http://www.ericjoisel.com/balrog.html#4
- Hank Simon
The Web page that andssl found is back up:
http://www.ericjoisel.com/balrog.html#4
- Hank Simon