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I totally had an epiphany...I can have the preview file be the long, skinny image form I did before AND have the printable pdf as the download option. Why did something so obvious elude me before?Enlarge the preview image to view the instructions full size on the screen. Hit "download" if you want to print them - it will give you a pdf broken cleanly into 4 pages so that you don't have to bother with printing an annoyingly large image.
I should also say that this is actually neither of the Brachiosar designs I'd worked on previously (which can be seen here: [link] ). In the end I wasn't 100% happy with either of those since they each had something annoyingly fiddly about them, and this is a much simpler solution that gives a longer neck.
A note on difficulty
If you are a complete beginner, the head in the last few steps will most likely give you troubles. Depending on exactly where you pull out paper from (inside vs. outside - there are two ways to do it!) you may or may not have a slight dimple on top. Either way, it helps to try to pull the head into a horizontally flattened triangle first and then fold the sides down. Fiddle around with it a bit and you'll probably get there; I still can't decide whether pulling the inner or outer paper out is best. Unfortunately, I can't do a video supplement for that step, since it would end up being too small to show up well with my webcam.
Usage Policy
This design isn't too complicated, so I would not be surprised if similar designs exist. However, it was not created using any similar references. If you follow my diagrams to create a Brachiosaurus and wish to post the result as artwork either here or elsewhere, please credit the tutorial you used to create the model.
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Comments: 7
ibnukatsir91 [2021-08-19 00:20:27 +0000 UTC]
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ERES13 [2010-07-16 23:33:40 +0000 UTC]
woo!
I was actually looking for a screen printing tutorial and this
came up in my search results!
Yay for origami!
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spiritofcat [2010-01-12 14:42:06 +0000 UTC]
Looking good.
I don't have time to try folding it right now but I'll collect it in my Origami Diagrams collection and have a go another day.
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DonyaQuick In reply to ENORCA [2010-01-12 23:12:22 +0000 UTC]
Whoops! Looks like I completely forgot paper thickness/stiffness with this tutorial Normally I try to test that. I've used relatively small paper with this design, but it was still fairly thin. I'll have to try it with some other less-cooperative paper and see what happens. Particularly when the model is folded in half, it's possible that thicker paper would either split along creases or constantly unfold itself.
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