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I love dragons. For a while I was trying to find an origami one suitable for my liking since of my adoration to Bahamut, but without much success. Finally, a helpful librarian managed to find me a particular page, and afterwards I set off to challenge myself. From the webpage I downloaded, it took a while to figure out the instructions to John Szinger's Classic Zing Dragon, but when I was able to finish it, it was a worthwhile challenge, with the body and head in a sort of 3-D effect. This particular dragon was of an advanced difficulty level, and ironically, I only made a one practice prototype before starting off with an A3 sheet, which was this one. Maybe I'll make a few more different dragons in my next deviations! For those who love dragons, this is for you!
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Wow. Very cool. It looks crazy complicated! :clap:
Thank you so much!

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Black Vegetable - Origami Folder.

Blackadder: Yes… Tell me, Baldrick: when you left home, did this repulsive entity mysteriously disappear?
Baldrick: That very day… (From Nob and Nobility)
I'm not really a dragon fanatic, but I always thought Bahamut was cool XDD Anywho, awesome dragon, almost looks like it's about to take off :D

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Milk! - a glass of GL : D
Another comment worthy of my thanks! As you can see, I had to curl the wings a bit. :)

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Black Vegetable - Origami Folder.

Blackadder: Yes… Tell me, Baldrick: when you left home, did this repulsive entity mysteriously disappear?
Baldrick: That very day… (From Nob and Nobility)
Cute :) I like how it is out of one piece of paper and still gets the legs and wings and everything. GOod job on the folding.

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Lovely as always my little bro. I look forward to your next installment.

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"Where the spirit does not work with the hand there is no art." - Leonardo da Vinci.

:gallery: A Cross Stitch, Origami and Photography Gallery

Ah yes, the complexity of origami! Thanks!

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Black Vegetable - Origami Folder.

Blackadder: Yes… Tell me, Baldrick: when you left home, did this repulsive entity mysteriously disappear?
Baldrick: That very day… (From Nob and Nobility)
As always, I'll be prepared - thanks!

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Black Vegetable - Origami Folder.

Blackadder: Yes… Tell me, Baldrick: when you left home, did this repulsive entity mysteriously disappear?
Baldrick: That very day… (From Nob and Nobility)
I have just visited Zsinger's page. Thanks for the link.
You folded nicely the dragon.
For Bahamut dragon there is a model called Bahamut from Satoshi Kamiya. It is very faithful to the Final Fantasy dragon; but it is crazily complex.
In my gallery [link] you can find two dragons. One created by David Brill and published in his book and another created by Fernando Gilgado (I include there a link to its diagrams)
I have seen other dragons who are very good but they are too complex or they have not diagrams either. So, those two dragons are the best dragons I am able to fold.
I invented a dragon myself alike this one you have folded. I will fold it and post a pic in a couple weeks.

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