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Favorite Family Guy origami? Post templates.
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>>614906
heres one i made a few years ago
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>>614906
Made this one a few years back to test my skills. Turned out ok.

https://www.papercraftplaza.com/brian-family-guy/
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>>614906
golden venture folding is not origami. nice work though.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRi5-4eBnmE

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I made this little puzzle box called a soma cube for my girlfriend for Christmas. I was going to make a little wooden box to put it in, wood burn something on it, and then wrap the box up for Christmas with a few other things I have since returned since, well, she broke up with me. I haven't made the wooden box yet, and I'm kind of lost on whether I should finish it up for the sake of completion or if I should just make a paper box and wrap it up just to sit on a shelf, maybe for someone else or the next girlfriend, or just to sit as a trinket.
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Hey man, I’m new to this board but what you’ve made looks super cool. Even though your relationship isn’t still going, I think you should finish it and repurpose it for something new. Art is still art even without a recipient.

All the best to you Anon. Have a great day
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>>617730
if you give it to a future girlfriend, do NOT tell her you made it for an ex lol.
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>>617865

that one is really cool with all the same color mine was a pain in the ass getting it to not look like a mess of random colors and i think ill give it to the one girl ive been talking to. She's also pretty crafty so i feel like she will appreciate it. Also, it perfectly fits inside a cube ~3x the size so I think im going to make a Christmas colored big cube instead of the white one i threw it in so it was locked up i think white red and green would be good
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well i think this is good :)

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ITT: mathematical objects in paper.
polyhedra.net has some good ones.
This guy has two tabs that are impossible to tuck in and glue in place.
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>mathematical
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>>619591
It's a small stellated dodecahedron. Möbius strips aren't very interesting papercraft projects. Higher mathematical objects don't fit very well in three dimensions What more do you want?
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>>619589
get into modular origami
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>>619594
I would, but most of the modules have extra features that occlude the thing you're trying to make with them.

Does anybody have this model?
Or any Low Poly kind of model for a Toucan?
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>>619580
The only free ones you are going to find are on Cannon Creative Park

https://creativepark.canon/en/contents/CNT-0010797/index.html

https://creativepark.canon/en/contents/CNT-0026620/index.html
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I've found this one.

There is more on https://paperzonevn.com/ but I dont have the Premium account to downloadt it.

Anybody have an premium account there?
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Instructions

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Is there a term for this type of 3D models? I love this one, I'm looking for more.
A lot of (animal) models are unfortunately too flat for my taste. I tried to google "3D animal origami" but I only got a bunch of tessellations/modular origami. Please recommend me some diagram/models to fold.
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>>617758
https://www.ixigua.com/7219294398721786368?logTag=760f595314c93afbbc9b
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>>617809
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=yvv3yrlRA5Y
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>>617743
https://jonakashima.com.br/2015/07/13/origami-penguin/
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Idk if there’s a term for it but David Brill makes some good animal models.
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>>619563
One of those flat models I meant. They look much better from the side.

What kind of paper plane is this?
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>>615830
My uncle doesn’t have a dick
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>>615412
a wide one for gliding
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that doesn't even look like a paper plane desu
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>>615412
It's called the Space Cruiser. I've had a book of paper airplane instructions since I was a kid and this one was always my favorite plane. The book says to hold it from the back and give it a push to fly it, but you can grab the triangle on either side and launch it straight up as hard as you can, and it'll glide down nice and easy.
If you do a little tiny crinkle on the flat part in the back you can get it to do some cool tricks too.
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>>615946
Same, I made hundreds of these as a kid

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Hello everyone, I'll start with the fact that I have only basic origami skills. After the last year or so of getting my gf flowers she's been vocal about the fact that she loves them but hates that they wilt and die. I intend to solve that with handmade origami flowers, along with a proposal to hopefully have something beautiful to last for a long time that can be an epic visual memory like a bouquet of origami flowers. So the question I had to you pros is, what do you recommend for someone with my skill level? I'm very hands-on and determined, willing to spend a lot of time to make them just right.

Any advice would be appreciated.
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>>619529

>>>616157
heres another thread aout em too,


http://www.origami-instructions.com/origami-flowers.html
heres a link to some more too
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>>619529
Did some quick digging around and found some resources that might help you out. I've included advanced and easy models (if you feel comfortable with the easy ones and want to challenge yourself). As a general recommendation, try to make the models on printer paper before you do it on fancy paper.

https://www.towerbridge.org.uk/sites/default/files/2020-05/MTBS%20Activity%20sheets%20Flowers.pdf - Basic Tulip/Rose
https://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/content/dam/gbb-2021/documents/learn/craft-worksheets/20200427_Origami_Rhododendron.pdf - Rhododendron
https://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/content/dam/gbb-2021/documents/learn/craft-worksheets/20200506_Origami_Rose.pdf - Rose
https://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/content/dam/gbb-2021/documents/learn/craft-worksheets/20200506_Origami_Rose.pdf - Lotus

https://csea.fyc-vidin.org/materials/Origami-near%20300%20project.pdf
Page 391 - Flower With Leaves (Advanced)
Page 721 - Kawasaki Rose (Advanced) [https://youtu.be/MgXXcY43B7s]
Page 729 - Andrea's Rose (Advanced)
Page 732 - Rose Brooch (Advanced)

Video Tutorials

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>>619530
>>619534
Thank you frens!
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>>619529
Make it with money..
https://youtu.be/TyP6gajwsDI?si=Qq8_xJ_NK7vw4PFv

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I had something major planned this year during the summer but recent events have been making it seem more and more unlikely. In the meantime, I will make some stars each day until the time has come. Here’s the first ones.
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>>618041
I'm sure everyone knows how these work but in case someone else sees this and wants to give it a try
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>>618041
what is the plan for summer?

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Hello, I would like to know if anyone knows anything about the user Chamoo323, a while ago I contacted Ninjatoes to see if he knows anything and he told me that before retiring he uploaded all his papercraft in a download file

Does somebody know anything about this?
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Excuse me, but does anyone know anything about this model of the Antlion from Half-Life 2?
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>>616977
I don't check this board much but damn that shit looks sick as hell
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>>616993
I found a old link to chamoo232_papercraft_collection.zip here: www.4shared_com/get/A_GeywWX/chamoo232_papercraft_collectio.html

Also uploaded it to Mega if you don't want to sign up to 4Shared
mega_nz/file/Fsc3lRZa#gA_FNjONuEt8D481Cop-SW52SZ2bIhSBdLjcfa365dc
Just put . where _ is
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>>619523
Awesome share! Cheers mate!!!
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>>619523
hero

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>Paperboots get smaller
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>>616475
You mean paper boats not boots.
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Cool!

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A thread for discussion and posting of anything related to sonobe, kusudama, bascetta, Chinese paperfolding and similar stuff.
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>>614923
Here's a crease pattern for it. Only took me a few hours to figure out the model. I'd love to see yours when you finish
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>>587756
Filling my archives, the file seems gone. Mind reupping it?
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This model is odd because it requires tape to stay together (or glue)

by siun_kusudama
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>>617002
Rather I should say that tape makes the construction much easier. I think it might be possible without, but very difficult.
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>>597233

I know it's been 3 years, but I gotta point out how incredible it is to make this model, so cleanly, out of newsprint. Honestly wondering if it's photoshop.

I am really interested in this one:

https://www.yoycart. com/Product/42956856534/

but I have never heard of the site, have no experience and have no idea if it's fake or not. Does anybody know? Is it an actual physical paper print they send you or just online files?

Or does anybody know if these boxy One Piece papercrafts are somewhere to be found online maybe?
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Those are cool
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its a chibi

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Here's a (imo) article on origami: https://www.guokr.com/article/63817/
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Thank you for sharing
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The page is all in Chinese.

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Saw this on Twitter, wanted to repost it here, someone might appreciate this.
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>>615714
Thanks anon
Didn't bother coloring the edges
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>>615723
Oops forgot image lmao
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Thank you, it was exactly what I was looking for!
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>>617720
A gente encontra um BR nos lugares mais inesperados
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Stupid grapes

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Hey guys anon from /tg/ here.
I'm making a dungeon that will have a final room a play on escher stairs painting. I already did the modeling and templates for every detail but I wanted to make ask you guys since you have a bit more experience with it.
1st I wanted for it to be transparent since it will be a battlefield with minies and shit
2nd I wanted for it to be easily turned around in every way so it will be easier for players to navigate it
But I am worried about next problems
First one is a stability. I want to use thick paper for this but I am afraid even that wouldn't do the trick. I thought of maybe making a skeleton for a box or something but I'm not exactly sure how to do it right.
Second, I need to stick minis on vertical surfaces and upside down. I thought about double sided tape but I'm not sure it will grip on the stairs. I could do slopes but it would be lame.
If you have anything else in mind that can go wrong, do tell
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>>617412
Magnets seems like both will add too much weight and waaay outside of my abilities.
Maybe I will do special tokens for this section instead of using minis. Should be easier to stick them up.
Paper strips are a good idea though. I just hope that templates will hold the thing together.
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>>617413
Ooo that looks fun to build lol
Tokens are a good idea, could always probably tape those then too
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Sheets finally came to me from printing and I'm trying to assemble the thing.
How do you shape stairs properly?
I did half cuts already to make a clean fold but having so many of them so close makes things retarded
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>>617723
coz you are the retard for making it so hard. You got to glue the stairs first and then close with the larger bottom part. And as you go down the stairs, glue each of the stairs on the same level, left and right, at the same time. Easy as hell. It's only a slightly more complicated box design, that's not even a real papercraft. Just think how the thing is folded at the end and pre-bend them like that. Simple.
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>>617411
This is cool and I'd like to see the papercraft end product but you might get better results with wood or 3D printing. Another option would be to ask a local weldor to cut the pieces out of steel sheet and weld your prop together, which would let you use magnet-based miniatures more easily. >>>/diy/ should have some relevant threads.


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