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Looks like that's the one. Thank you.

Godzilla

I just saw a YouTube video of someone making it. They started the video with a quick glance at the diagram. It's not in his Warigami book. Does anyone know where was this published?

It is with great regret that Artur Biernaki passed away suddenly last month.

Artur gave us all some great origami and will be remembered.

I had the privilege of discussing some of my work with him a few years ago. He was always generous and very patient.

Looking for the diagrams for Guillaume Denis Space 1999 Eagle One. Apparently it was available but the site has been taken down. Is it available publicly?

Train

This one is posted on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FevNO__KemY.

The diagram on step 14 doesn't match the folds in step 13. Anybody have any advice. Thanks.

Steer

Well I worked my way through that issue. Turns out I was folding the paper in the wrong direction. Now I'm encountering a problem at step 34. Once again it's a swivel fold and this time there's no opposite direction for me to go and mess it up.

Can someone help me with steps 16-17 for the penguin from his book, Dollar Origami?
It says to "Swivel the paper between the layers. Create new crease to flatten" I can't match him. Thanks.

What is a good size /type of paper to make this model?
(Hope this is the right board to ask this question)

Onomatopoeia

BTW Nepafarius your response was brilliant. Bravo

Using MC I assume.

Naoki Takeda Santa Claus? Most recommend two color (White/Red) very thin paper of at least 30 inches square. Where would you get that?

Just for my own information but how many variations are there on the traditional crane?
I've seen:
Double Cranes
Santa Crane
Crane with a rose.
Wavy Wings
Crane with a crane on it's head