double sinks on ancient dragon

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double sinks on ancient dragon

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Hello everybody!
I know some of you already tried to fold satoshi's ancient dragon and here I am at my second attempt at it (my first one failed because of the paper :( ) .
I am having trouble double sinking the layers on step 85-86( and yes at step 76 it's the same thing and I had problems there also :cry: ) .

I read the posts on the "ancient dragon"(viewtopic.php?t=446&highlight=ancient+dragon)
and even studied the helping pictures on steps 83-86 posted by Friet there, but I can't figure out how to sink twice the middle layers.
In the pictures I have a small square that I'm not sure if I'm suppose to sink it.
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Can anybody help me out please and give me the method?
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I made a little model of that section with a waterbomb base to test and I looked over the diagrams. From what I saw, I think that section is a closed sink.
After the first sink which is completely an open sink, the next sinks are open sinks, but are closed in the areas where they overlap (like in your picture).
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Can you make a photo of it please? :?
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Ok I think I kind of figure it out :idea: .
After I do the first open sink, I do the other one also and in the middle I finalize it with a closed one? Is that the sequence? Or are there 2 closed sinks? :?

And do the 2 starting points in the middle layers become only 1 point due to the closed sink?
Can someone confirm what I said or is it wrong? :?

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Ok I finished my dragon....no problems I guess
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