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If you denote d(n) to be the number of divisors of n then it is easy to see that the function d is a multiplicative function of n. In particular, if n is a product of two distinct primes a,b then d(n)=d(ab)=d(a)d(b)=2*2=4. If n is a square of a prime then d(n)=3. If you are interested in elementary ...

Which part are you stuck on?

Oh I missed that one, I assume the tail of the 3.5 follows from 2.1 then . Thanks for the video!

Hey DJ origami,

You think you can make a tutorial for the tail?

Having test folded this just now, I must say that the design is amazing!

Anyone know what kind of paper fits this model?

There is a secret code at the back of the book, what is it all about!?

Anyone know if diagram exist for this model?

Thanks in advance!

Great models indeed, cannot wait for pre order

Welcome back friend!

I don't know about other people but I don't like this new layout, looks difficult to use.

I agree with langko, shaping is much harder than folding

The model is symmetric, so if you do actions on one side then the same applies on the other side.

Welcome back, hope you are feeling better

Do it so it looks as close as possible to the steps