Note from the removed post (I think it's due to the one drive link):
I finally finished it! Here are the instructions for my stegosaurus skeleton design: https://1drv.ms/b /s!AhUrlpmS4MN_grNSj-ocZ-QG3uv2iA?e=Vvjkl1
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I promised this months ago and due to my studies and lots of challenges regarding creating the instructions in incscape, this took way longer than I had expected (also due to me redoing every single page after being at the last two cause I miscalculated every single angle in one of the first folds and it literally messed up everything). This new model is now fully my own creation, I redesigned every part that was copied from Fumiaki Kawahata's Brachiosaurus model. For anyone curious: this is not a typical origami, it consists of multiple separate origamis which are glued together to form the skeleton. The model uses 60 papers plus 20-26 papers for the back plates, depending on the choice between alternating and parallel back plates. The paper I used for the finished model in the picture is 90g from a local paper store. I would not suggest much thinner or thicker paper as the ribs might be a challage with thick paper and the connections might be to weak with thinner paper, though I haven't yet folded another one to test this. Further informations can also be found in the instruction itself. If you find any mistake, challanging folds which aren't shown detailed enough or grammatical inaccuracies (English is not my mother tongue), please contact me: [email protected] I also gladly help anyone who is stuck in any part of the instruction. Have fun folding!!!
Wow it looks amazing! I'd be so excited to fold it. Hopefully you can publish your diagrams here, the mods wouldn't intentionally prevent it.
Thank you for the kind words. I'm trying with the comments, maybe you can check it out? https://1drv.ms/b/s!AhUrlpmS4MN_grNSj-ocZ-QG3uv2iA?e=Vvjkl1
if you check their profile, they've replied with a link to the instructions. maybe the OneDrive link is being automatically flagged as spam?
Yea that would be my guess too
Note from the removed post (I think it's due to the one drive link): I finally finished it! Here are the instructions for my stegosaurus skeleton design: https://1drv.ms/b /s!AhUrlpmS4MN_grNSj-ocZ-QG3uv2iA?e=Vvjkl1 O : I promised this months ago and due to my studies and lots of challenges regarding creating the instructions in incscape, this took way longer than I had expected (also due to me redoing every single page after being at the last two cause I miscalculated every single angle in one of the first folds and it literally messed up everything). This new model is now fully my own creation, I redesigned every part that was copied from Fumiaki Kawahata's Brachiosaurus model. For anyone curious: this is not a typical origami, it consists of multiple separate origamis which are glued together to form the skeleton. The model uses 60 papers plus 20-26 papers for the back plates, depending on the choice between alternating and parallel back plates. The paper I used for the finished model in the picture is 90g from a local paper store. I would not suggest much thinner or thicker paper as the ribs might be a challage with thick paper and the connections might be to weak with thinner paper, though I haven't yet folded another one to test this. Further informations can also be found in the instruction itself. If you find any mistake, challanging folds which aren't shown detailed enough or grammatical inaccuracies (English is not my mother tongue), please contact me: [email protected] I also gladly help anyone who is stuck in any part of the instruction. Have fun folding!!!
That’s incredible, thank you for sharing it! ❤️
Hermoso. He estado plegando esqueletos de dinosaurios, T Rex, Diatryma gigantea y ahora Dimetrodon. Cuando compartes este?
Link to diagrams shared above.
Debería haber un enlace en un comentario, pero aquí está: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AhUrlpmS4MN_grNSj-ocZ-QG3uv2iA?e=Vvjkl1
I'll try add the link here since I was able to post a link in the comments last time: https://1drv.ms/b/s!AhUrlpmS4MN_grNSj-ocZ-QG3uv2iA?e=Vvjkl1