The forum members come from all over the world and some of them might be franticly flipping through their 2000 page dictionaries trying to figure out what 'thnx' means. Or, you can be more patient and fold some other models first to get more experience.

If not, then you'll have to wait for someone who is kind enough to fold the bahamut all over again, take pictures, save them into their computer, upload them onto the Internet and post them on the forums. When you fold the flap up in step 57, you can't flatten the model unless you squash the flap. In step 57, that part would be sticking out. In step 58, the edge right above the valley fold line is the part that is squashed. Any difference? Yes, you will notice that the flap is thinner. If you do the, it will lock the pleats in place and you won't be able to push it back down. I think you might have made a closed sink, in which the paper is pushed in with out openind the model. Meaning, you open up the flap and sink the entire edge in. In step 53, you're supposed to OPEN sink the flap. Would it be advisable that I fold most of the model with the exclusion of the diagonal crimps, unfold completely, and then refold it with the crimps? I'm finding that the thickness created by the crimps is preventing me from putting most of the model on a flat surface in order to fold precisely.Īnd one more question: On the crease pattern provided by the book, there is a third row of small squares located in the center, indicating that a similar procedure to the creation of the toes be performed, but the diagrams only indicate a mountain fold.

Would be happy to get a reponse: As to Satoshi Kamiya’s models I have seen e.

You can see a video on how to do this at http: The head seems to spring apart. In addition, I've already ruined a large sheet of leftover plotter paper (90cm x 90cm) due to the stress caused by pulling apart the central structure of the model in order to execute the more difficult steps. Picture of an origami ancient dragon folded from double tissue, back view Designed by Satoshi Kamiya Folded by Sara Adams. Is it trying to say that I should deconstruct the sink, and pull it over the edge? I'm having a bit of trouble with step 106 of Kamiya's Divine Dragon: It says to pull out a cluster of paper from behind the left edge, but there appears to be no such thing in my model. I've used the search function in an attempt to find a pre-existing help thread regarding this model, but I couldn't find one, so sorry if there's already a thread about this.

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