Marc Vigo - Snake Dragon

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Post by dodgystalker »

Dude you are a legend, i've been trying and trying but I still haven't managed it.

I look forward to your unparalleled help and wonderful assistance. :D/
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I did him out of a post it note. He turned out well except for the wings which were hard to shape because the upper body section got really thick and hard to work with.

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I'm going to have to refold him with kami and I want to add graphs into the wings like the v2 snake dragon on marc vigo's site.
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Post by dodgystalker »

that's cool, how do you fold the butterfly in the background?
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Post by Adam »

That's probably one of Michael LaFosse's butterflies. The diagrams can be found on http://pem.org/origami/
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Post by Ryastu »

Cool, how do you make the post it note dragon? I'd love to make that :P
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Post by elanman »

dragon man wrote:sorry its taken me so long i have had a number of different things consuming my time but my half term starts on saturday and ill get it to you soon
I made this model a while ago from those diagrams, I didn't find them tha hard. However, that's irrelevant.

The point is, I think it's great that you have taken the time to help these guys with this model, how you so willingly made videos to help them is rather inspiring.

You're a credit to Welsh Origamisists :D .
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