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cavemanboon
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| Quote: | | As I was born in the year of Horse so I'm interested in folding horses or something related with horses ... |
i see. so, u follow the chinese lunar calendar in vietnam too. anyway, what is it that the vietnamese eat that makes u all such talented folders? 
regarding lang's tree frog, i folded it about 2 years ago using mulberry paper (more or less the same as the japanese unryu paper). i was hoping to find a better paper to try with, but still haven't found one. the paper u used looks quite interesting. what do u call that paper and what is the thickness? also, did u wetfold?
btw, nice dragonfly. looking forward to seeing more of your folds. |
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vohinhlangtu
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Ha ha, cavemanboon, you're jolly man .
I also see your folding tree frog & I think that it is the most beautiful model of frog that I've ever seen.
In Vietnam, there is no kind of paper for Origami so we have no choice to choose paper according to the model & I don't have much knowledge about kind of paper in Origami. Only wrapping papers are sold & available so almost models, I always use wrapping paper to fold & make background for each model when I take a photograph . This kind of paper has same color in both side, the surface is wrinkled. It's neither thin nor thick & it may be made in China . You can see the background of my pictures to find more details.
About wet folding, I rarely use water for folding except the Gozzila of Akira Yoshizawa |
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cavemanboon
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| Quote: | | I also see your folding tree frog & I think that ...... |
thanks. u are a very kind person, pham !
| Quote: | | This kind of paper has same color in both side, the surface is wrinkled. It's neither thin nor thick & it may be made in China ... |
i took a closer look at the papers that u have used for background. they look very much like "pearl papers" or what some folders refer to as "twist papers(?)". i used pearl papers to fold ronald koh's blackmoor and tancho oranda a couple of years ago. just guessing but if it is pearl paper, then i think the thickness should be somewhere in the range of 40~60 gsm. anyway, thanks for the info. |
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vohinhlangtu
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Cavemanboon, in Vietnam my name is Huy
I looked your Blackmoor gold fish & see that the paper you used may be same as my paper |
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cavemanboon
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| Quote: | | Cavemanboon, in Vietnam my name is Huy |
oops ... sorry about that! |
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vohinhlangtu
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Finch
Author : R.Lang
Fold from 01 uncut square paper
Size : 20x20
  
Butterfly
Author : David Derudas
Fold from 01 uncut triangle paper
Size : 14x14
    
Dragon Head
Author : Kawahata Fumiaki
Fold from 01 uncut rectangle paper
Size : 15x15[1+sqrt(2)]
   
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Daydreamer
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Location: Vienna, Austria
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This dragon head is amazing
However, if it had a body.... 
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So long and keep folding ^_^
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thut
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Location: Auckland, New Zealand
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vohinhlangtu
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Winged Lion
Author : Kozasa Keiichi
Fold from CP
01 uncut square paper, size : 45x45
     
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Alexandre
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I never seen the Winged Lion folded !
amazing  |
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adams chen
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| Posted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 3:44 am Post subject: |
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woah! another CP folding model!!! +__+ Great job! ^__^
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vohinhlangtu
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| Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 3:28 am Post subject: |
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Hedgehog
Author : John Richardson
Fold from 01 rectangle paper
Size : 24x36
  
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polop
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Location: Southampton, England
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| Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 10:23 am Post subject: |
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very nice heghog!!
were did you get the diagrams/cp from |
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vohinhlangtu
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| polop wrote: | very nice heghog!!
were did you get the diagrams/cp from |
Polop,
Tks for ur comment
Diagram in book : Paper folding for fun |
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helliluya
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| Posted: Tue Jul 11, 2006 8:33 pm Post subject: |
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| I like the $@#! !!!! Nice work !! |
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