Stephen O'Hanlon - Silver Dragon (CP)

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Stephen O'Hanlon - Silver Dragon (CP)

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hi this is my 2nd topic ive been banging onthe paper all the time i just need help any would be gratefully accepted.
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You should be more specific about what you need help with, otherwise we won't be able to help you :)

Also easier to help when you say where the Model/CP can be found:
http://www.fishgoth.com/origami/gallery/fantasy15.html
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its the hind leg ,wing ,wingclaw and front leg
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Post by OrigamiGianluca »

I really don't understand what you are asking help for :?: :roll:

Do you need some help on solving diagram or CP of a specific model?
If so, you should tell where you are in stuck.

But I still don't understand why you have opened your topic as a pool Image
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Post by Fishgoth »

This is a very difficult model, and the CP is really a partial CP. I have not included the numerous crimps and pleats needed to thin the model, nor have I included the point splitting required to form the toes. There is a good essay on point splitting, which explains the technique.

I tend to do crease patterns in my head, then unfold the model and sketch the CP, which I gather is the opposite of what many other complex designers do (which I suppose makes more sense). I'm not all that good at maths, and don't have a clever enough computer to do all these fancy Lang-esque CPs ;-)
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Re: Stephen O'Hanlon - Silver Dragon (CP)

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can you give us the complete cp?
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