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Nicely folded rat. What is this satogami? :)
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Juanfran wrote:I folded a Dilophosaurus:

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The Jurassic Park version of the Dilophosaurus! Awesome, even the color pattern is spot on. Great job. Might want to take the photo from a better angle though, the crests don't really stand out against the frill.
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Fox by Hideo Komatsu
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The Average Folder wrote:Nicely folded rat. What is this satogami? :)
It's a kind of paper I bought at CDO market, the first time I saw it was when Kamiya went to CDO Convention.
It's a little like the Tant, but "smoother", pleasant to fold.
http://www.origami-cdo.it/ospiti/magazz ... rrello.asp

you may find some indications even here:
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Issei Yoshino's Horse
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Small Bird
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paper:15 cm foil
final length: 6.2cm
designer: Satoshi Kamiya
time to fold: long time
this is only 6 cm long and folded without tools
ALL OF THE DETAIL IS THERE
I am so proud and think that it is the smallest folded so far
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Trouble wrote:paper:15 cm foil
final length: 6.2cm
designer: Satoshi Kamiya
time to fold: long time
this is only 6 cm long and folded without tools
ALL OF THE DETAIL IS THERE
I am so proud and think that it is the smallest folded so far[/img]
wow better get some therapy before making a 2 inch Ancient Dragon :D
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Skeleton of Triceratops
by Issei Yoshino
Folder: Daniel Brown

Made from 19 squares of paper 8.5 inches (21cm) to a size. Total length is about 2 feet (60cm.) He's actually too large for our apartment! We've got no spare shelf to put him on!

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Great skeleton and thanks dreamer
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A quick test of Kamiya's rabbit that turned out very well.

10x10 cm of ¿tissue foil?
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is there a diagram or cp for the rabbit??
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shark Petr Stuchly
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yellow crab by me
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longheaded locust by Satosh Kamiya
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anteater by Quentin Trollip
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Congratz Josh. Anteater is your first fold. I mean the first model that was folded and not crumpled. It looks good.
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Toshikazu Kawasaki's Naruto no uzushio



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