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Phoenix Satoshi

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anyone got diagrams for satoshi's phoenix on this vid? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49b1bWb4C04
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Be careful, asking for copyrighted material isn´t allowed on this board. For reference read our Forum Rules and Regulations.
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How should I know that it's copyright?

If I knew, I would know where I could find them... :|
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The diagram most probably doesn't exist (yet), but the CP does on a calendar. I don't remember which one though.
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Post by sage_82 »

From his own website you can find the CP for Phoenix 3.5
CP:
http://www.folders.jp/g/2002/0231_c.jpg
Photo:
http://www.folders.jp/g/2002/0231.jpg
Webpage:
http://www.folders.jp/g/2002/0231.html
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Post by maarten_smit »

thanks, but i don't understand what difference it makes when i have the CP. I want to fold it. I don't want to have only the creases
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Post by Jonnycakes »

It is very possible to fold something with only the cp. There are no specific directions for the final detail folds, but the base can be folded without too much trouble. It won't be exactly the same thing, but with a cp you can get pretty darn close.
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Post by origamimasterjared »

Diagrams don't exist. The best there is is the CP. Can't fold CP, can't fold Phoenix. It's that simple :)
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Post by Oruhito »

Thanks, I had no idea that the 3.5 CP was on his sight
I guess I overlooked it :x Hey, does anyone know the
landmark creases, like fraction/location of the creases?
At a rough counting it looks like it is divided into 37ths.

Oh, also the crease pattern is also in the 2005 tanteidan
calendar. And it appears on a video of Satoshi's on you
tube.
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Post by origamimasterjared »

If you look at the left (or top) edge, the major divisions are 1/3 and 2/3.
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Post by Oruhito »

Thanks, I have been able to fold most of this.
Yet I can't seem to collapse the wing and chest
area yet :(
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Post by alex_r »

Does anyone know which phoenix does the CP from this forum belong to? I mean the CP in the end of the first post with word "poenix" on it
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Post by Sunburst »

The CP you are talking about is from a phoenix made by Hoang Trung Thanh that is a bit similar to Satoshi's. You can find pictures of it on Nicolas Terry's site : http://design.origami.free.fr/indexenglish.htm
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Post by Oruhito »

I am guessing the CP is designed by someone
who posted it on that korean forum:modifications
of Satoshi's 3.0 phoenix
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