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ahudson wrote: Seriously though, I don't want to get in a flame war over this.

We should think a bit more like Andrew.

Exactly what Frumious said. I've folded a couple of Fujimoto apples already. Also, the CAPCHTA doesn't work for me either. It just comes up with one or two letters rather than words.

@Arg: ilWhen he(she?) says "scheme", it means diagrams. It's just not very good Russian translation. Do fold the models though, They're great diagrams!

I folded it about half an hour ago. It's such fun! Thanks so much Sara!

It's not a waste! I've folded both the Standing Crane and the Lucanus Swinhoei and they're amazing models!

Paulius, where are the diagrams/CP for the Angelfish? Or did you go to the convention in Verbania?

I wish it was the Shibaraku. I don't know, maybe something Kamiya?

In Origami Essence there is a great Salmon (Roman Diaz).

That happens to me when I use too much MC. Maybe that's your problem.

That looks so neat and cool. I love the curls from the wings.

I LOVE those fish, Paulius!

That book was my first origami book. I learnt origami from it, so it is kind of nostalgic to me, especially now that it is falling apart and looks more "antique". I never actually tried to get the certificate though.

Shuki Kato's Zoanoid Dragon. Off the top of my head. But I can't really pick one. It's like saying who is better, Mozart, or Bach, or Beethoven, or The Beatles, or The Beach Boys, etc. They are all great composers who each changed the world of music in a very different way. This is as it is with ori...

I use acrylic paints watered down to taste. It makes the paper slightly springier in my experience, but no major effects.

Hint: A paint roller helps a LOT with evenness.

Yeah, sorry, that's what I meant. A rotary blade cutter. I just call it a guillotine.