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Paper Paper 95 Photos | Ryu Zin 3.5 in progress 4 | 001

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Paper Paper 95 Photos | Ryu Zin 3.5 in progress 4 | 001

I finally finished the scales, whew. Now on tail, spikes, head and final shaping!

This photo was taken on 2009-11-03 by Shuki Kato in Kalispell, USA.

Tags: Paper 95 Photos, origami, eastern, dragon, ryujin, ryu, zin, 35, kamiya, satoshi, scales, tracing, paper, folding, picture

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Comments:

Oruhito [18-Jun-2013]
I'm amazed that you're using tracing paper and nothing has torn yet. i commend you for your patience.

Al3bbasi. [18-Jun-2013]
Amazing!! i think you will set a record for the fastest ryuzin 3.5 ever made:)

F r o y [17-Jun-2013]
Wow, the precreasing really accelerates the foldign of the base. by the way: do you have 2 overlaping units at the end points of the scales?

Shuki.kato [16-Jun-2013]
2 units (if 1 unit = 1/96th of side) overlap with everything still pleated, but if it's all straightened out 5 units overlap, that's what you had right? what i did was pull out some loose paper from the tiny pleats on one side then inserted them in the other.

Whisperpuffin [16-Jun-2013]
Amazing! btw, i wouldn't shape the scales. although it looks better, it will probably look messy because they are so small.

Littlezilla [15-Jun-2013]
Wowww!!! how many hours already!!! :-)

Shuki.kato [15-Jun-2013]
Countless hours....

Oriholic jared [14-Jun-2013]
Looking fantastic so far, shuki.

Darkness_psp [13-Jun-2013]
Jenial me gustaria saber que papel usaste??'

Angrydemon [13-Jun-2013]
Do you need to fold part of the neck inwards when collapsing the top horn? there doesn't seem to be any way to flatten it otherwise...