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Kelly
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I was wondering if there were some nice diagrams of a raccoon?
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The Raccoon by Marc Kirschenbaum is really cute. You can get the diagrams here: http://www.lulu.com/content/1100210
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John Montroll has also a very cute Raccoon in his book "Origami Inside Out" (didn't found a picture of it)
and a sitting one in "North American Animals in Origami"
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Chris, the one in north american animals in origami is standing, just because the tail is VERY heavy means that it tends to tilt backward.
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And, just to clarify, it's by Kawahata. The book is by Montroll, heavily featuring Kawahata.
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Here's another one:

http://www.pajarita.org/aep/internacion ... ern4-2.pdf

It's not the greatest of models and unlike those by Montroll, Kirschenbaum and Kawahata the tail doesn't have stripes, but the folding sequence has some interesting moments.
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