Bumble bee (insect?)

[stevieboy1]

Hi all im looking for a realy good bumble bee (insect) ive seen the wasps and honey bee but not seen a decent bumble bee anywere. Does anyone know of a decent bumble bee? and if there is one anywere? is there any good books with one in or diagrams anywere for one that anyone can think of?

Ive been busy making a lot of insects and would realy like to add a bumble bee to the collection.
Happy folding
Steve

[Baltorigamist]

Marc Kirschenbaum's Bee comes to mind, but I'm not sure if it's what you're looking for. I'm pretty sure there are diagrams somewhere though.

[Red]

Diagrams for the bee in question (Kirschenbaum's): http://www.origami.cz/Pdf/bee.pdf

An existing forum topic on the bee: viewtopic.php?t=6241

There exists another "bee" model by John Montroll in this book: http://www.giladorigami.com/BO_TeachYourself.html

But, it may be a bit simple, if my assumptions on your tastes are correct.

There is also another, rather complex model of a bee by Jong Yong Ik, which can be found here:

http://www.giladorigami.com/origami-dat ... Magazine-5

[stevieboy1]

thankyou for the links yes i have seen them ones. I do like the honey bee but im just not any good with CP'S at the mo im still practicing with CP's but just getting no were with them i cant even collapes the bases at mo lol

if and when i can work CP's out i would love to attempt the honey bee.

What ive been trying to find is a british bumble bee there very big fat round bees so was wondering if anything like that has ever been made at all?

If not i will just have to wait till i can work CP's out and go with the Honey bee.

Happy folding
Steve