I know this is a long shot, but does anyone know of any motorcycle related origami?
Thanks!
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There's the bike by Jassu:
http://design.origami.free.fr/bestof/ja ... e/bike.htm
And another motorcycle by Xander Arena:
http://gotog.net/~daarena/xda/Motorcycle.htm
http://design.origami.free.fr/bestof/ja ... e/bike.htm
And another motorcycle by Xander Arena:
http://gotog.net/~daarena/xda/Motorcycle.htm
So long and keep folding ^_^
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There are a few origami motorcycles I know of. These are all quite complex:
From one square:
Christophe Boudias has one in the Tanteidan 13th Convention Book.
Xander Arena has one in the Tanteidan 12th Convention Book.
From two squares:
Issei Yoshino has two in his book Super Complex Origami (which I think is out of print)
From three squares:
Ryo Aoki has an excellent one. The wheels are much nicer than any of the others, since they're their own squares. I don't know where this one was published though. Probably an old BOS or NOA magazine.
And Yoshihide Momotani has one in his book Origami Vehicles. I don't know anything about it though. He just has more books than any other origami person ever.
From one square:
Christophe Boudias has one in the Tanteidan 13th Convention Book.
Xander Arena has one in the Tanteidan 12th Convention Book.
From two squares:
Issei Yoshino has two in his book Super Complex Origami (which I think is out of print)
From three squares:
Ryo Aoki has an excellent one. The wheels are much nicer than any of the others, since they're their own squares. I don't know where this one was published though. Probably an old BOS or NOA magazine.
And Yoshihide Momotani has one in his book Origami Vehicles. I don't know anything about it though. He just has more books than any other origami person ever.