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Submitted: April 16, 2010
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Make:EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
Model:KODAK DX7630 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA
Shutter Speed:1/8 second
Aperture:F/3.4
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Plane - 3D Origamiby ~o0DreamMyst0o

Artisan Crafts / Folding & Papercraft / Origami

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This is a 3D origami biplane based on a model posted by “Olga Mozharova” at [link] It should be obvious, but I didn’t make it according to the directions posted (plus I had to use a translator and most of the time it was nonsense). The original model looks like a hybrid between a biplane and a water plane. I tend to look up real pictures before starting a project and couldn’t find any pictures of a water plane that had dual wings so I decided to just concentrate on making it look like a biplane.

This project utilizes an interesting technique with the modules. You slot them from the side to make a flat weave-like pattern. I haven’t seen it much if at all. It makes me want to try making a pixelated design for something.

Materials:
- Colored Paper (All are modules except for the wheels, nose, and supports)
- Glue (“Dries Clear” Riiiight.)

Time: Estimated 25+ Hours

Modifications include (but are not limited to):
- Color Pattern.
- Base Count: 25 was reduced to 22 because the opening was too wide for me.
- Omission of floats. Opted instead for wheels.
- Omission of dowels/skewers. I used layered paper instead.
- Propeller style.
- Back end design. Included 2 more inverted rows for pattern.