Macross Mech.

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Macross Mech.

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http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~bu9t-sm/vf1.html

that is a mech from macross isle. im wondering... what base are they using? it's written in jap or chinese so i cant read it. the base has too many wings and layers to be crane base. it might be the lily or something, but im nto too sure. can someone tell me?
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For future reference, don't put a title in all caps-especially with no spaces-and especially with such a pointless title. Seriously. It makes me want to not answer your question at all. And I am pretty sure it is against the rules, so blame yourself if you get chewed out by a mod. And it looks like a blintzed frog base, by the way.
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Post by renlang »

k sorry. blintzed..... whats that? o.o any directions on how to make one? websites are ok.
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Post by Daydreamer »

Yup, it's a blintzed frog base, and you got the directions right there on the bottom of the page. It's Japanese so you'll have to start on the right side...

And a "Blintz" simply means to fold all four corners to the middle, like is done in the first step.
So long and keep folding ^_^
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Post by renlang »

Oh. Oh jeez. i feel stupid now. lol. im not really a good paper folder and the macross middle one interested me so yeah. woot. thanks peeps.

sorry about the previosly annoying title. lol
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Thanks for changing the title-it is much better. I saw a crease pattern for a blintzed frog base on the webpage you linked to, if you know how to read CPs. If not, first fold a blintz base (fold all four corners into the center of the paper), then fold a frog base with the square (without unfolding the corners). Then pull the loose corners out and collapse them down. It is hard to explain in just words-if you have access to Peter Engel's "Origami: from Angelfish to Zen", his octopus uses a blintzed frog base. Good luck!
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Post by renlang »

im ok with the frog blintz untill step 14 on the diagram (blintz frog). does anyone ehre know how to translate this? if so can you translate it, tehn upload the translated version? thanks.
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Dang I take too long to post :lol:
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Post by renlang »

can someone post pics on how to do a blintz frog base, english? lol
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Post by Brimstone »

I made a video once to help someone with a similar problem. You just do the blintz (take all four corners to the center of the square). Then fold a frog base and then follow the video instructions on all flaps. The link to the video is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DrHFj4cbKc
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do you know one from the very start?i cant even get the funny little flap...
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renlang wrote:do you know one from the very start?i cant even get the funny little flap...
Done http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqVvnNtZYfk
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