Looking for specific Stegosaurus diagrams

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Looking for specific Stegosaurus diagrams

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I am looking for diagrams of a stegosaurus. It is not the one by Montroll or Fumiaki Kawahata-san from Origami Fantasy. It is a Japanese design, I am not sure it was published in a book or something but it was also very complex (so not a stylized version).

Can anyone tell me which one it is and where to find the diagrams?
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The first thing that comes to mind is one by Hiroaki Takai. Here's one on his website: http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~uz4s-mrym/p ... tego1.html

his website: http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~uz4s-mrym/p ... gami0.html

He also has one that looks the same, but with color-changed plates, but it's not on his website. Apparently he has a book available.
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Post by Finward »

This is Stegosaurus by Ronald Koh
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This is by Fishgot
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And this one by Lionel Albertino
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It seems fishgot and albertino are diagrammed in internet, koh's is in a forgotten book of OUSA
None of these japanese, but neither montroll or kawahata.
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Post by origami_8 »

There's also one by Katsuhisa Yamada diagrammed in one of his bird base books. These books are really recommendable.
http://w01.tp1.jp/~a150296341/01/01-05.html
http://w01.tp1.jp/~a150296341/03/03-02-01.html
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Post by merman »

I think it is the Ronald Koh one... but I'm not sure... any more you can think of. It is not the one by Kasahara from his Omnibus... it is of the complexity of Koh and Kawahata's versions....
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