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Just wondering...

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If you could have three diagrams of a model that doesn't have a diagram, what would you pick? Personally, I would pick:

Satoshi Kamiya's Bahamut Ancient Dragon,
Guspath GO's 9-Tailed Fox, and
Guspath GO's Werewolf
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Ah, I see you are a fan of Guspath's work (I am too!) I just wish he'd do more diagramming...

Guspath Go's Golden Drake (I want a diagram of this one so much, I even sent Guspath an email a while back...never got a reply :cry: )
Hoang Trung Thanh's Swordman (I love the detail in this one, and the big sword and long hair make it even cooler)
Guspath Go's Hippogrif v3 (so many wonderful m0dels...so few of them diagrammed. Several don't even have a CP! Why, Guspath? Why?)
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I see what you mean... too many good models by so many artists, but no diagrams! :(
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i feel that too, because a wonderful module that i know how to fold doesn't come diagrammed or have a CP,the rose cube by Valerie Vann, and do to people not asking her permission, she has left origami forever,ever her diagrams(thats why), only videos though, because she has a dvd that has her modules on it, but it's $30.00 for half an hour of folding. so someone decided to buy it, post a video on youtube, and there are also other hints lying around(to learn how to make the petals look up Sonobe System, and leaves (or both) on redgator12.googlepages.com). but yeah i've seen so many things i've wanted to do with no diagrams.
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Three Models eh?

I. Ryu Jin 3.5! I would probably never be able to fold it but just for the sake of knowing how he did it would fascinate me.
II. Lafosse's American alligator. It is a beautiful piece.
III. Joisel's Mermaid. I was amazed and inspired after having seen Joisel's first mermaid but now having seen pictures of his revised mermaid from the British Origami Society 40th convention I DREAM of diagrams. It is so life like. And AquaDragon Satoshi does have diagrams for Bahamut and the ancient dragon.... it's in Works of Satoshi Kamiya
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Oruhito wrote:And AquaDragon Satoshi does have diagrams for Bahamut and the ancient dragon.... it's in Works of Satoshi Kamiya
I know that there's a diagram for it, but I mean this one:
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- Cat by Guspath Go (cute model)
- Lion by Hideo komatsu
- Wasp by Satoshi kamiya
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Oh sorry I misunderstood! :oops: That is a cool looking dragon! And after Trekker's post I might have to change my mind: I really like that Satoshi wasp! :D
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1- V-SIREN Neptune by Satoshi Kamiya. (Anyone knows if this model is from multiple pieces?)
2- Odin by Satoshi Kamiya. (Yep, I'm a big fan of his models.)
3- The eagle by Nguyễn Hùng Cường.
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AquaDragon wrote:
Oruhito wrote:And AquaDragon Satoshi does have diagrams for Bahamut and the ancient dragon.... it's in Works of Satoshi Kamiya
I know that there's a diagram for it, but I mean this one:
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the difference between this one and the one diagrammed in the book is simply that this one as 2 legs.....but otherwise they do look the same to me....
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They are very different, indeed! This one's wings seem to be made just like Bahamut's, with Chocobo-like claws, I guess...
It's impossible until someone does it.
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Sunburst wrote:1- V-SIREN Neptune by Satoshi Kamiya. (Anyone knows if this model is from multiple pieces?)
2- Odin by Satoshi Kamiya. (Yep, I'm a big fan of his models.)
3- The eagle by Nguyễn Hùng Cường.
It looks like the V-Siren Neptune is from multiple sheets. How many, I don't know. But the sword is definitely a separate sheet, as it is gold and silver rather than blue and silver. The rest of it could theoretically be from a single sheet.
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good news for everyone who likes Guspath GO's models
just heard that he is working on a book!
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Michael Lafosse's Wilbur(Pig)

Brian Chan's Brass Rat (Beaver)

Sipho Mabona's Pan
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guspath is working on a book! o praise the lord i have waited for this day for soooo long! As for diagrams i want

Guspath's hippgriff v.3 also
His firedrake
Joisel's LOTR series, his mermaid/ siren, his turtle and his rooster.

I actually think there are diagrams for the rooster in a tanteidan magazine somewhere but i don't have it and i want it...

Then dare i say it there's always...... the phu rose!!!! I want to know how to do his leaves and calyx mostly though!
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