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joshuaorigami
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That Dolphin looks awesome!
It's a very hard design to be honest, and requires big and thin paper - Which i unfortunatly don't have right now... I'll get some and refold it though. The back can be closed. but it'd mess up the whole design.
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Charles "Doc" Santee
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See action origami on Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/user/firstfold
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I test folded Brian Chans Mens et Manus and this is the result: Image
To be honest this is the hardest model that i've folded this far. And as you can see the faces were very hard to do.
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amzing
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Aardvark

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Aardvark is an Afrikaans word (my native language), and funnily enough this strange animal's name has not really been translated.
It literally means "Earth-pig" if translated directly to English. It is not realted to the pig at all though, but is in a family of its own.

Origami-wise, nothing too spectacular, the main aim was to get a nice curved back and smooth transition to the tail.

From an uncut square of foil-washi, 25cm, closed-back.

Quentin

PS Gachepapier, great job on my dolphin! Thank you!
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Awesome work Quentin!
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Nok wrote:Awesome work Quentin!
Yep !

When's the next book :lol: ? I'm thoroughly enjoying the first one :)
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in my language you say aardvarken
origami is for perfectionists.
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In my language it is called Jordsvin (soil-pig)

Sweden is a very poor country when it comes to origami. Almost totally unknown at all. Maybe I should move to Canada too, as Quentin Trollip ;)
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Never use foil
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Perfect Aardvark, Quentin! :D
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In my language that woud be "Maasika".
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"Tegenaria Fuellica"

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This is a new spider species design from me based on my previous base of "Common Greek Spider".
Idea came when a friend on facebook capture with his camera this spider and posted the picture on his wall. I had modified the base so to get different lengths on the body and legs, and here is the result.
Box pleated design from a square of tissue paper 30cm

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barosaurus
satoshi kamiya
30.5 cm japanese foil
diagrams in works of satoshi kamiya

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inoshishigami
satoshi kamiya
30.5 cm japanese foil
diagrams in works of satoshi kamiya

you're a very brave soul, nok. i confess i would never have the patience to even try.
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Awesome work, Bethnor! :D
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quentins cute aardvark is "erdferkel" in german. i think, he should publish a book as soon as possible ...
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