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Lexar- β Origami Geistkampfer
Published: 2010-10-10 18:15:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 7029; Favourites: 90; Downloads: 59
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I've been wanting to fold this model for a long time, but now I finally have accumulated enough experience with box pleating to do so.
Folded from a 19" by 19" uncut square of double tissue from crease pattern, and wet-finished. I photoshopped out the wire from which it was hanging.
The collapsing of the base was straight-forward, the shaping, however, was brutally hard. I still didn't get the face quite right.
Designed by Hojyo Takashi
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at first i thought this was an angel dabbing
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Fiery and fierce; a remarkable testament to your accumulated skill and patience...simply fabulous
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I made the paper from tissues and methylcellulose
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Hey, I've been trying to solve this crease pattern with no luck. I was wondering if there's an easier way of doing the wings instead of doing each line... Any tips would be helpful. Thanks!
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Mm, personally I just did each line. They are all 45 degree diagonals so it's not so bad.
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There aren't any as far as I know, but you can look into box-pleating crease patterns to start.
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Wow! It turned out quite nicely -- but didn't you start this with white paper initially?
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Oh yes, but that was just a test fold. Once I understood how to collapse the model I switched to a larger piece of paper.
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ta lindo el angelito n.n se parece a un cupido *w*
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Einfach Wahnsinn, das Teil!
Da steckt tatsΓ€chlich so viel Kraft und so viel Ausdruck in so ein bisschen Papier.
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I don't understand any German, but I used an online translator for your comment. Thank you very much. (:
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Oh, sorry.
I thougt because "Geistkampfer".
Ghostfighter. ^^
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very nice!
i think you could have shaped the wings more, though.
the head and the dress is excellent. well done!
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no problem
you can give me suggestions about my deer
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I like your designs. My only suggestion is to use paper more suited for origami, such as those that have sizing so that it is durable and wet-finish-able. And also make folds with more precision, that will greatly increase the overall appearance of your models.
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thanks for the input!
the paper is very suitable for origami(look at this gallery:www.flickr.com/photos/origamiru/and this gallery:www.flickr.com/photos/origami-artist-galen/) and it is TRACING PAPER. well, thin, about 42 gsm. I want TWENTY gsm to be more precise...........
But I, unfortunately, can't find thin enough paper
thanks for the input, again!
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The hair leaves something to be desired, but the wings and bow are spectacular!
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omg thats amazing!!! ^.^ i still mess up doing basic pinwheels.
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Cute.. interesting. Lol. Thanks!
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