joseph wu's tortoise

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joseph wu's tortoise

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it said no diagram but it a cool model, is there a cp that isn't trademarked or copyrighted or anything?
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No, I'm almost certain that Joseph copyrights all his diagrams. It's entirely possible that he doesn't even have a CP at all.

If you're looking to fold a turtle/tortoise, you might want to try <a>Roberto Gretter's</a>. It's hard, but worth it in the end; I just folded it for the first time an hour ago, it's a brilliant model!
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thanks
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Here's a link to Roberto Gretter's turtle, sorry it didn't work in my post:

http://ditelo.itc.it/people/gretter/dia ... turtle.pdf
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cool!
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I folded the turtle. It was pretty annoying to get all the sunken stars. (At least, to me it was. Probably not with you, Ahudson :) )
Great model though.
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