Quentin Trollip - Pig

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Quentin Trollip - Pig

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Due to the interest on my flickr page, I have made complete diagrams for my Pig design.
Diagrams can be found on my website http://www.liveorigami.com

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Awesome! As always, thanks for your generosity!
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Post by SlyNeko »

i'm sure i speak for everyone when i say Thanks!

you're a gentleman and a scholar (at the very least in all things origami :D )

your models are a joy to fold and the results are always clean and detailed. i get comments on your gorilla displayed in my office all the time!

how IS that book of yours coming along? (he says selfishly ignoring the whole new-ish parent thing)
Things are only fragile till' they break
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Post by topsu »

:shock:

I'm folding it right now! Great! Thanks!! :lol:
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thanks a lot, I like that design :)
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Post by InsomniacFolder »

SlyNeko wrote: you're a gentleman and a scholar (at the very least in all things origami)
In all things.
Excellent model & diagrams, very quickly completed too. Thank you.
"Had we but world enough and time..."
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Post by topsu »

My first try with copy paper turned out actually pretty good, but finding some real origami paper will be a challenge :/.
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Hooray! A great way to use my new paper!!!!
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Post by helliluya »

Thanks you for sharing this wonderful pig!!
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Post by unknownfolder »

I just folded it and I must say that this is one of the most enjoyable models I have done in a while. I folded it with copy paper and turned out much better than I expected. The diagrams were great. Thank you for posting them.
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Post by qtrollip »

Hi guys, thank you for the interest and comments!

@SlyNeko, thank you and welcome to the forum! I'm glad you like the gorilla also. And the book is coming along quite good - early next year if all goes well!!

Quentin
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Post by FlareglooM »

Ty Quentin :D

My first attempt:
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Post by HankSimon »

Quentin -

Thanks for the pig. Very Generous... and a nice design.

Thx,

- Hank Simon
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Nice non-wetfolded attempt, FlareglooM. And, how did Quentin finish the diagrams so fast!
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Post by ArmyTim »

Thank you Quentin, for giving me my first origami model I actually completed besides the 'Star Wars X-Wing Fighters' my friend showed me to do years ago. It's not perfect and I struggled at times, steps 47-49, so I had to improvise(Scissors, sorry) but I am proud of it and addicted to the art of folding paper... well here it is...

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Sorry for crappy quality, the picture suffered when I made it smaller in paint.
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