made this little guy today :Đ
Do a branzy one and make them get married
>>629326Cute
>>629326Awesome job anon!
>>629326yo thats clownpierce right?
>>629326Good work anon
I’ve been making these shapes out of paper.I don’t print out the nets I just draw them with a ruler and protractor
>>629445nice job anon, they look sharp. I also like to make these models. more recently I've been trying other materials.
>>629452Bro teach me please
>>629510Wow, those are very nice
>>629512Used a protractor and ruler to draw this and then added tabs and glued it together
>>629549that's cool, anon
People here who ask for leaked models should kysLiterally just go on Telegram or any papercraft website. You'll find it AND not end up making 2-reply, useless threadsAnyway, thing im making to be at least OCRIP >>622919
>>628925Good evening homieI hope you fucking perishGo fuck yourself man
>>628925You sir are a blightI hope you perish todayGood day to you now
>>628925A pox on you sirYour family is disgracedYour demise is soon
Bippity
What's best papercraft site
Internet
>>629025/po/
I love folding dragons.
>>627119So cute!
>>627558Sweet ring
>>627558chloranthy ring
>>627558Can I have the instructions? I love dergs
>>629056https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMRzP1R8ets
Anyone made an archive of all works by paperized crafts and/or antyyy in good quality?
You can find Antyyys stuff pretty easy online still.Also what the actual fuck are these new captchas
Some time ago, several users contributed various NOA magazines to a publicly shared folder. This is a reminder that everyone can access and contribute to this folder to keep it up to date and ensure all magazines are accessible to everyone.Currently, we have most of the magazines, except for the latest issues and newsletters. Please refer to the index file to see the list of currently shared magazines.You can access the shared drive using this link:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YYwrQLPUqv-aCvyNbRdNKLSHe7Zb-dXO?usp=sharingPlease note that the folder has read-only permissions because many items were accidentally deleted several months ago. If you have any missing magazines to contribute, please upload them to this post, and I will update the shared folder accordingly.Thank you all for your contributions!
Hey, issue 48 dude. Do you actually have it?
>>629247no
Still searching for this magazine.Can anyone help?
>>629405Also, still looking for this one.If you have them, please share.
>>624674>>629405>>629406Please help if you can.
My first time posting here. I don’t even know anything about origami but got a cousin the hospital and have time to kill. Also works like to teach her some stuff. Any good simple and funny stuff that I could make but also teach her how to make? Stuff that looks cool but really simple. Also cute. Thanks in advance!
This one is fun and easy:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWIWHDFguMUCan't go wrong with the classic crane either
seconding the crane, also the boat thing is cool if she's not like terminally ill and you can talk about launching it once she get's out of the hospital.
>>629449Unironically this, easy and fun:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_fortune_teller(inb4 South Park, this shit is better than that reference)>>629457>>629468The crane is the OG GOAT S-tier origami, of course, but for those who know the lore, it's kinda morbid to teach that to a girl in hospital.
>>629457>>629468>>629469Btw I’m the OP and I’m still checking in. Thank you for the recommendations. The crane story is beautiful.
>>629471This little frog also looks pretty ez and fun:https://origami.me/jumping-frog/You might consider getting some colored paper to make things prettier (but not construction paper, too thick).As I recall (another board tourist here), the key to starting origami is learning to make really sharp creases with your thumbnail. If your creases aren't sharp in the beginning steps, things will fall apart when you try to build on those folds later, which can be frustrating. Sharp creases can also be torn straight, very useful since back in school the first step was usually tearing a strip from letter-sized paper to make an even square.Hope she gets well soon....
Do someone has the .pdo file for instructions? Got the pdf but lost her pdo T_T
Does anyone have the TaoBao link to the figures directly?
As well as for the next two images?
I'm making an effigy of a McDonald's nightmare golem
>>627680the public will be ready for him soon
I think OP is ded>F
Op is actually dead isn’t he?
>>628434Probably, but his thread will never die.
Hi /po/, just visiting to see if this thread still exists. It does.
I’m literally at the last part, just the wings, and I don’t know how to do it.
Bro, did that thing just come out of a war or what?
Just some bullshit made up of paper
Here's one of a '92 Chevy. Feel free to contribute your own or construct the ones in this thread and posting the results.
Anyone got papercraft for the C3 Corvette?
Any instructions for 1/12 accesories or diorama parts? something like ruble or barricades?
>>627381Bumpo
>>627390other anon here, not native english speakingused with my ink printer white cardboard/paper stuff used to paint with paints for childrengramature from top of head 230ganyway just test what printer is able to bend and get through own insides printingI think painting it with white glue or cyanoacryle might make it even more tough, tho I doubt is economical; seen guy modeled roundish stuff covering tires for armored car from cyanoacryle
origami anon frens, do you love it when a plan comes together?A-team van
does anyone else remember lucky stars? those origami stars made by gently tying paper? bc I've never heard anyone else acknowledge them and i think I'm going mad
>>628780Isn’t there a book about this or am I remembering wrong
son realmente populares hoy en día bro
My sister used to make these all the time and filled one of those glass bottles up with them.
I remember I tried to make one 3 headed origami once, from a book I found here called “Fantastic creatures”. Even though I used a large silk paper, I wasn’t able to finish it. However, I was able to make the horse (which the separate horse rider), from David Brill’s “Brilliant Origami”. I used a triangle piece of a thick A2 paper (as the book recommends). Nowadays—after several years—I’ve done the horse again, but this time made out of a triangle off an A4 printer paper. I finished while I was working, because even though phones are forbidden, they let me use my Kindle, so I just sent the .pdf to it and successfully finished it. Now the girl I’m flirting with has challenged me to make a dragon, please suggest me what model should I try, based on my origami skills :). Thank you for your time and for welcoming me back <3.
Try John Montroll's 3-headed dragon; it is not too hard, especially with a large square of paper (30 cm should be good for a first attempt).You can find the diagram here (from the LFT thread):>>624808
