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Wasp diagrams

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Is there any cool wasp diagrams on the internet somewhere? Like Satoshi Kamiya's Wasp or something?
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I thought there was one on http://www.origami.com. It's not an easy model to do but I don't know how skilled you are of course.
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isn't there diagrams or crease patterns for Satoshi Kamiya's wasp?
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There is a crease pattern for an earlier version of Kamiya's wasp here on his website.
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There are diagrams for Anibal Voyer's Wasp here
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Post by d_music_master »

i've already tried Anibal Voyer's wasp it was alright, mine kind of looked ugly.... if someone could maby post pictures of wasps they folded I would really apreciate that.
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Marc Kirschenbaum designed a bee...

Diagram here: http://dev.origami.com/diagram_load.cfm?pdfname=bee.pdf

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Post by dragon man »

if your looking for pictures
viewtopic.php?t=943&highlight=wasp
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Anibal Voyer's wasp.........
[img]http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y48/en ... 008165.jpg[/img]
[img]http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y48/en ... 008164.jpg[/img]

dunno if i folded the head right...... :roll:
KAMIYA's Wasp is still the best !
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Post by TheRealChris »

this is the Robert Lang's paper wasp from "origami insects and their Kin" folded by me

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###edit### sorry, just recognized you're searching for online diagrams... sorry
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Post by d_music_master »

i've seen the crease pattern for satoshi kamiyas wasp 2.0, but the crease pattern looks impossible, that's a wasp that I would want to fold, robert j langs paper wasp looks pretty cool also, but if someone could help explain satoshi kamiyas, it would be much apreciated. :D/
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Post by Moonspinner »

what does step 12 of Voyer's wasp mean for you to do?

Instructions on pajarita.org
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Post by Moonspinner »

More specifically, what does that white arow mean on step 12? Please help me :'(
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you are pulling the paper out from inside and reversing the folds -mountain to valley and valley to mountain so that the paper is laying on the outside of the triangular area
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thanks alot:)
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