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Hello its been a while ive been very busy over the last year and haven't really been keeping myself updated on the origami world... I found these old photos of models I made for a friends birthday a few years back: http://www.origamiinteractive.com/centre_pages/sub%20gallery%20pages/gallery%20pics%2...

Hi I currently have a small origami website, but because I've been with a good hosting company for so long I have LOADS of bandwidth and webspace. I've noticed a lot of very good folders (especially on this forum) don't have a proper website of their own and use free hosting sites like ImageShack et...

These are some excellent models. I especially like the faces on the gorilla.

are any of your models diagrammed /printed; if so where??

Tim

I like the dolphin what kind of paper was used and how complex was it to fold?

Tim

I will be coming up for the saturday. Can't come to the whole thing cos of school. I really want to see the exhibition, I've been so busy this year i haven't had that much time for origami. It will be great to see whats been happening again.

See you there

Tim

Ok, that's a nice gallery.

I put a link to it.
Tim

Hi, I haven't updated my website (www.origamiinteractive.com) for a while now but I intend to do a large update next week. This will include a large number of pictures I have folded recently included T-rex skeleton many insects etc. Also I will finally put up some photos and information about the or...

The monthy magazine PHYSICS WORLD had a double page on the science and uses of origami which I believe was partially written by Robert Lang. It was very interesting and perhaps could be made available to the origami community who don't read physics magazines!

T

I ordered a large amount of 30 by 30cm paper and it took about 2-3 weeks to arrive...

I managed this model a few weeks back, this step is hard the trick is to "force" the paper open without ripping it so that you can get ur fingers inside to do the sink. Also make te precreasing very sharp... Also if you use paper that not very thin this model can become umanagable

Ok thanks for all the help, if anyone could answer confirm some of my other questions above I would be grateful. Ok been trying to work out Wolf's latest clue, *GRIN* . 1. This also has 4 letters like the first clue "THIS" 2.it is also in capitals. 3.It is in italics 4. Perhaps it has something to d...

I got this book from a japanese book shop in the centre of new york. Sorry I dont remember the name of it.

Having looked througgh the book more thoroughly the skeleton is a bit dissapointing all the peices are awkwardly different sizes (i.e 2/9 the original size) and there are a LOT of pieces.)

ok so there could be aword randomly in italics and then if u count up the number of letters of that word you find a pg number or number?

Ok ive been doing a bit f work on the clue anyway i ve got a few small ideas that might be right or wrong , Ill share them and perhaps some could tell me if Im on the right track or not 1. The number (#) shows the number of letters from the beginning of the page. 2. Throughout the book there are som...

Ahh ok I got it, perhaps this has some relevance to the code