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>>535323
IIRC some of these can be found on sites like My Papecraft and PaperCraftSquare.

>being so cheap that you don't want to spend 3 dollars on a model

I mean, Korean models are expensive, sure, but these are dirt cheap. Come on man.

>>535350
>Sending your money to the chinese government

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>>533706
no

>>533706
Thank you senpai

>>533744
yes

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figure 2, 'onion sprig'

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aflame

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ashes look like beached jellyfish?

What is wrong with regular (colored) printer paper? It is more than enough for that rose and costs close to nothing.

>>535295
anyone know what kind of roses those are?

>>535413
Looks like Naomiki roses (pentagonal base).

>>535424
Yes, something like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqtehl0IV-0

>>534365
working on what ?

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>>534365
Any paper works well with most origami. Google "simple origami"

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>>534375
for a first i would like to try this,
>pic related
what kind of paper should i use? i don't think the usual works, i guess it's too thin? and i can't tell if this piece needs to be glued or only "assembled" you know?

try this link http://www.4shared.com/zip/TGQDQg8v/Chamoo232_Papercraft_Collectio.html

Thank you very much kind sir/ madam. Merry Christmas!

No Thank you

>>535214

This is a this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYGJ9jrbpvg originally invented by Theo Jansen

Also, you might want check this search out: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Kinetic+walking+sculpture

>>535265
yea i saw that video, that's why i was looking for a pattern or something to print

anyone???

>>534074
>>534075
Sure, OP. Get a solid beginner's book and learn the basics of folding really well. I started with a book called "The Joy of Origami". It teaches some of the more common, classic pieces. You don't need anything special, either. For now, copy paper is just fine and it'll teach you how challenging making a square paper is.
It also depends on what kind of stuff you want to fold. I like flowers more than animals, for example. One of my favorites is Lafosse's Cattleya Orchid.

>>534074
>>534076
Thanks anon, im following also

(not op)

>>533559
>cp

reported

Dear god!

>>533559
there's a crease pattern out there, you can probably find it in convention photos

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I recommend you:
1. do your own paper using two layers sticked with mc (methylceluloce). I use wallpaper glue is has mc more anti bacterial stuff. The paper to use is seda paper pretty common some brands are better than other.
2. visit nicolas terry page www.origami-shop.com
3. If you have luck (no luck here) you can buy wrapping paper is awesome and cheap. In my country they sold it only 1000 sheets :(
4. If the models is an insect you must do sandwith paper one layer of seda paper, aluminium, one layer of seda paper. I recommend you use spary glue.
5. You could buy expensive paper origamido or o-gami paper, they are the best i haven't had the oportunity of buy it.

>>534786
Thank you very much for your attention! I may try to make my own. Is it hard?

>>534788

Depends on what paper you want to make. I make tissue foil for myself (number 4 on previous anon's list), and as long as you have a proper method and aren't careless it's really easy. There are videos online that can help you more (just look up making tissue foil).

I believe the model you linked to would use two tissue bonded together without foil. It's a little harder than binding tissue to foil, but not that much.

Actually making your own paper altogether is much harder. I've never tried it, and it isn't on the previous anon's list. The most refined lessons in this cost hundreds. You'd need a larger basin or receptacle for water, a screen that you would have for a screen door, and paper pulp/wood fiber. There are more instructions for this method online as well.

I'd say kraft paper and tissue foil are your best bet. Kraft paper might be what the anon meant by wrapping paper, but if not I would no recommend wrapping paper you'd find in stores, it is a nightmare to work with.

Yeah the old one died so I like this :) sadly I haven't been active on the forum for a while. maybe I should head over there and start developing again :)

>>535351
D'aw

>>535351
Man, you have HUGE fingers.

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>>534741
Looking for something like on of the pics

>>534741
That's Quentin Trollip's model, diagrammed in Origami Sequence.

>>534751
Thanks man, got it

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>>533271

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Been playing around with Heinz Strobl's Snapology for the last 2 weeks or so. Picture is off the internet, but I've made this object and a few others. Gonna take a couple own pictures later today, if anybody is interested.

>if anyboby is intersted
Yes, I am interested to see other pictures