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28lorelei
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a pegasus much like this one
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except out of plain lined paper.
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madarko wrote:... , pretty much head on,, but the different lighting and slightly different angle seem, to me to give both pics a different 'feel'
no pun intended?

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J. Anibal Voyer's Pegasus

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rat and cheese rat designed by Eric Joisel cheese designed by J Blake both folded from a square

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Nice Rat :)
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One that people without Facebook won't see.


How about this?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/60388435@N03/
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Origami Lizard by Robert J. Lang
The head could be done better but for my first fold of this model I'm quite satisfied
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redheadorigami wrote:[quote="madarko... , pretty much head on,, but the different lighting and slightly different angle seem, to me to give both pics a different 'feel'
no pun intended?[/quote]

Redhead origami, its probably a lot easier if you use the quote button. Just trying to help!
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The Average Folder wrote:
redheadorigami wrote:[quote="madarko... , pretty much head on,, but the different lighting and slightly different angle seem, to me to give both pics a different 'feel'
no pun intended?[/quote ]

Redhead origami, its probably a lot easier if you use the quote button. Just trying to help!
did you mess up the quote on perpuse to prove your point??
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Swan- Hoang Tien Quyet
paper:25 cm kraft a diagonal cut square
final length: 11 cm high
designer:Hoang Tien Quyet
time to fold: 30 Min
1st try
THis model is a beautiful and beaceful model that is toatally amazing and will be refolded by me soon
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Ostrich 1.2
Designed and folded by Quentin Trollip from an uncut square
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That's fantastic Quentin! :D
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Greek amphora
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Designed and folded by me from a rectangle of a heavy handmade paper

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by the way peeps, there really was no pun intended :D
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Tie Fighter by Anna Kastlunger

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The model is from a 1:2 rectangle and pretty simple. I used it to test out Word 2007's drawing abilities. The result can be found on the Origami Austria Homepage: http://www.origamiaustria.at/diagrams.php?lang=2#d39
Word is better than a pixel based drawing program but far more awkward to use than a real vector graphic program. If you want a good diagramming software you should in any case go for a vector graphic program and not fool around with programs that aren't meant to draw diagrams with.
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