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Is there any cool wasp diagrams on the internet somewhere? Like Satoshi Kamiya's Wasp or something?

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.

isn't there diagrams or crease patterns for Satoshi Kamiya's wasp?

There is a crease pattern for an earlier version of Kamiya's wasp here on his website.

There are diagrams for Anibal Voyer's Wasp here

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.

Marc Kirschenbaum designed a bee...

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

if your looking for pictures
viewtopic.php?t=943&highlight=wasp

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......
KAMIYA's Wasp is still the best !

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



###edit### sorry, just recognized you're searching for online diagrams... sorry

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. /

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

Instructions on pajarita.org

More specifically, what does that white arow mean on step 12? Please help me :'(

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

thanks alot:)