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"sailing" around the internet, i found this amazing picture of this model, it appears to be a modification, it's possible to obtain from the original model, or it's necesary to modify the CP?.

here's the link:
http://www.vietnamorigami.org/?view=aut ... lish&wot=6

Can someone post the cp or at least post a link to it?

The crease pattern was published in Tanteidan magazine 97. The only legal way to get it is to purchase the volume of Tanteidan magazines 97-102. They're not sold separately. Go to http://www.origami.gr.jp for details.

Hi, I need help with the forelegs. I have managed tyo follow the above wonderful instructions and came up with 90% of the model, now its juz the front two legs that i m having problem with. I know its supposed to be similar to ancient dragon's legs, however, when i pull the excess paper out the top part of the leg just cant settle nicely inside. Can someone pls tell me what went wrong? Thanks you so much.

Foreleg you can make like hands in Wizard..
Best regards

Here is a new version of the cerberus made by Kamiya Ryo. http://profile.imageshack.us/user/ptrckngn/

Wow, that's nice model, is the cp published yet?

nothincomin wrote:Can someone post the cp or at least post a link to it?

http://www.folders.jp/g/2005/0510.html it says you can get the cp here but good luck decoding the japanese

You can always use Google
Folders.jp site with Ceberus: here
The link that the site gives:here

The cp is not published yet but i think you just need to make the other heads like a wing.

This model was talked about before and, althought I don't remember exactly, I'm pretty sure it was stated that Ryo Kamiya's cerberus is not a modification of Satoshi Kamiya's cerberus.

p.s. It's also not called a cerberus (only one head) but I can't remember the proper name. It has something to do with a type of fallen angel.

Marchosias.

can someone give me a small clue on how to find the reference points for the LARGE vertical creases?

The vertical creases are just creases 6 units in from the edge.

So, the reference gives you a crease 4 units down, that goes all the way across. If you fold over on this, the raw edge will trace a line 8 units down, the crease that separates the heads from the body. Halfway between these is 6 units. Make this crease. Now crease the diagonals where they intersect the 6 unit crease. This gives you the vertical creases 6 units in on the side.

Thanks Jared. I kinda figured. I thought there might be another reference point. How come the portion of the heads is not completely symmetrical?