Spider by Katsuta Kyohei

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naabox
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Spider by Katsuta Kyohei

Post by naabox »

Hi that's my last model

folded by me

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Jaroslaw Majcher (naabox) flickr gallery

http://www.flickr.com/photos/11511814@N05/
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ori-gauthier
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Post by ori-gauthier »

great naabox!!!
what paper did you used?

I fold it too from kraft paper
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Eyalr2
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Post by Eyalr2 »

I did the cp and collapsed it with no serious difficulties,however the division of the legs is a bit troublesome.
How did you arrange the legs simmetricly? can you show a photo from the front and from the bottom of the spider please?
one short leg is on the upper layer while the other is on the bottom and I am not sure how to bring them together ....
takwing
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Post by takwing »

At the same time you were folding this, I think I were drawing the CP for this.

It is now available in my website:
http://www.takwing.idv.hk/origami/index.html

Both jpg and ai format are available.
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Post by Visionary »

I tried folding this spider from the CP as it seems to be rather straightforward boxpleating (I'm a newbie at CPs though, so if you guys believe this one is too complex I am also interested in learning about simpler boxpleating CPs).

I managed to basically fold the spider, but essentially just punched the central part together by force (as a result the legs are much too short). I can see how the 4 corners are collapsed. Also that there is a central line that is 2/32ths wide and in the base the top 2 corners and bottom 2 corners go underneath that line. But what happens in the central area, respectively the parts between the two left and two right corners?

I tried understanding it from naabox' pictures, but I get lost between pictures 5 and 6.

Also: am I correct that the points at the center of the top and bottom make the two hind legs?

Thanks for any explanation that might make things clearer :)
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