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Published: 2008 by the Hungarian Origami Society
Pages: 20
Binding: Paperback
Language: Hungarian and English
Buy from: Jozsef Zsebe
| Skill Level : | From simple to high-intermediate |
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| Clear diagrams? | Hand drawn, can be challenging at times |
| Tinted diagrams (to show 2 sides of paper)? | Yes |
| Photos of completed models? | Yes |
| Is there indication to the model size resulting from size of starting paper? | No |
| Are the models "Pure" origami (From square - no cuts)? | Yes |
Jozsef Zsebe's models lend themselves to a lot of interpretation by the folder. The concise diagrams give you a
starting point, from which you can begin shaping and try to give life to the model. I like the selection of
models presented in this small booklet, and think they are well worth the effort. My favorite is the badger,
which captures the essence of the animal in just a few steps.
The booklet also contains photographs of many of the authors other models, which are not diagrammed here
(including the models on the front and back covers).
| Model | Notes | Photo (click for a larger image) |
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| Chicken | Simple |
![]() Folded by Jozsef Zsebe |
| Edible snail |
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| Indian elephant |
![]() Folded by Jozsef Zsebe |
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| Polar bear |
![]() Folded by Jozsef Zsebe |
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| Koala |
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| Crocodile |
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| European badger |
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| Wild boar |
![]() Folded by Jozsef Zsebe |
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| Red winged dragon | Also published in The Millennium Origami Dragon Challenge |
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| Turkey |
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| Goose |
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