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Nice bro.

>>535361
I have no idea. I just paid for it and receive the updates.

>>535401
Thanks for a really useful post.

Here you go OP, I'm too lazy to write a proper patch so you'll have to apply it manually:

00021DF4: 0F95C3 -> 32DB90
0009568A: 01 -> 00
000977B0: 894108 -> 909090

Using a hex editor navigate to the address before the colon, you'll find the value before the arrow there, change it to the value after the arrow, then save.

>>553969
May I ask what kind of paper did you use and the size ? Did you paint it after folding ? Moreover, I'd be really appreciate if you would show a close up of its claws and one of its eye.

>>553969
It's a strange looking airplane, do you think it will fly well?

>>553969
(Enforced) rules are : don't post /pol/-tier and /s4s/-tier threads and don't ask for wintercuck masks. Also try to make threads kinda related to paper, that's it.

You can post whatever you've folded, but using the same thread for it would be better. Also this board is very slow, there is no point in bumping threads before several days without response.


Nice eagle anon, i'm also interested in the paper you used.

have fun

spray adhesive. the kind that comes in a spraypaint can.

>>548170

I feel like that wouldn't be a strong enough hold. I'd have to hit it with multiple layers. I know I have some laying around, so I'll give it a shot on some small models to test.

I'm looking for a simple hardener too, for a model that will be stored indoors (which is to say it doesn't need to be super durable, but I want it rigid/lasting).

thanks

>>554078
Remember that you can copyright a model, but you can't copyright an algorithm.

>>554225
In fact, yes you can copyright an algorithm https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/32482/can-an-algorithm-be-patented

>>554078
Have you tried asking the website it's posted on?

Please, more! I have build all your advance Wars models and I love them

>>554261
There might be a copy & paste error on the dowmload page (orange star hq, also in the text).

>>554274
Whoops, you're right! I fixed the links, thank you for letting me know!

I'm happy you guys like my Advance Wars series, I find it fun to do, and I will definitely keep making them! ;o)

A suicide knot?

Look for "origami knotology" and you'll find lots of stuff to fold with strips.

how about some lucky stars? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4Woj9oP3AI

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Also I have noticed I tend to scratch smaller parts more, probably because of more attempts at molding and giving it the shape I want.

Pic related is a pegasus whose head got completely deformed, the details on the wing don't remain in its place, and I gave up on the tail.

>>551749
Try out different papers

Always fold a model at least three times, the first one will always look bad

Think how to realize instructions. E.g. if the diagrams say to fold 4 layers along one line, fold thrm individually, not at once

>>551749
Well there is a lot of things that could help you but i think the most important are :

-Paper : it looks like you're folding with printer paper. If that is the case you NEED to change your paper. You can start with kraft paper, it's not he best paper there is but it's way better than printer paper. Try to use bigger sheets also.

-Practice : practice makes perfect.

-Patience : take your time to fold, don't rush things. Try to make every crease as acurate as possible.

>>553522
nice dubs

>>551828
Oh, those are cool. Have any horses?

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>>551830
No! Go away!

>>554105
That's really cool! Nice work. I'm brand new to origami, so could you explain how exactly you designed this?

>>554172
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=origami+mushroom

>>553963
Looks neat, but I can't help. Sorry.

I'm interested now too.

>>553994
me too

>>554011
This dragon isn't even that difficult. It's just that it's probably the most popular complex origami model out there so many people consider it to be one of the hardest models. I've folded models with 30 steps that are 5x harder than this

try stephan webers bull the folding is easy, but the shaping. no as much. there's a lot of shitty images of his bull make sure to take the pictures on his homepage origamilive as an example.

>>554016
>I've folded models with 30 steps that are 5x harder than this
I'm having a hard time believing that. Maybe if one of those steps is "precrease this CP" with no reference point or "collapse the CP" without further indications.

>>554011
You can make the other models that are in the books of satoshi kamyia.