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Hey guys, being the idiot I am, I probably posted this in the wrong space. I'm new here, but I have been reading the forums for about a year now. So I just wanted to say hi to everyone. Since this is about diagrams I have a few questions. I was wondering if anyone knew a good turtle model. Not too complex (western pond turtle) or not too easy. Thanks everyone,
Patrick.
(p.s) I already searched and didn't find anything like this.

There's this very cute turtle by Dave Stephenson that I diagrammed some years ago: http://www.origamiaustria.at/diagrams.php?lang=2

and I really like the traditional turtle: http://waldco.googlepages.com/turtle.htm

well and then there's Katsuhisa Yamada's fantastic turtle: http://w01.tp1.jp/~a150296341/02/02-4.04.html

for something more complex there is a very nice turtle in Robert J Lang's book "Origami Design Secrets" (not the Western Pond turtle but the other one).

A very enjoyable, easily memorized turtle may be found in John Montroll's origami sea creatures. Pages 28-31 ..
One can enhance this model with more elaborate toes etc.

I especially like the one by Michael G Laffose, from his latest book: Origami Art. The turtle there is not too hard.

cool. Anything super-complex/ highly detailed that I can fold when I get some origamido paper. xD

Satoshi Kamiya's Loggerhead Sea Turtle is very nice. The CP was published in Origami Tanteidan Magazine 81.

Snapping turtle by John Szinger
Picture is at Gilad Origami. It is pretty cool. Diagrams can be found at http://www.zingman.com/origami/