put them together in silly (sometimes meaningful) arrangements, which usually resemble poetry.

wait.. you usually do what because you like how the words sound?

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Sweet gallery. The drawings and games are equally awesome.

sweet stuff dude, nice gallery ^^

Well I can't really get from 42-43... Everything beyond that looks easy enough though.

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yeah, 40-42 gave me some trouble as well... I just blamed it on my tiny paper as usual.

Darn, I can't figure out 40-42, it doesn't make sense I have no idea what the diagram on 41 is

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I got it, thanks! I had been folding both layers at the same time before, thanks for clearing it up!


Yoda origami ftw! XD

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Hi there! First of all, mad props for Yoda origami, let alone a model as complex as this. Step twenty-four is what is technically called a pleated sink. There are two main creases on each side of the model; go over these creases to make the sink easier. I will just explain one side, as the model is symmetric at this point. First, you will want to open the front flap. Next, along the inner crease (of the two main creases on this side of the model), fold the side of the model underneath (note: the model will not lie flat unless the top is folded back down; this is ok). Last, along the outer crease, fold the side of the model back out and fold the top flap back down. the result will be a flap that is sandwiched between the topmost and bottommost layers. Simply repeat those steps on the other side, and you will be on step twenty five! feel free to drop me another line if these instructions don't work, as I probably messed up somewhere.

Hi, I need some help with origami... I'm using this:
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And I can't figure out how to do step 24. Can you help me?

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I do not have a scanner or tablet mouse, so please forgive the bad quality of the images. Some of them may be distorted slightly since I held them up to the built in camera on my laptop to get them on here. Someday, maybe I'll stop being stingy, and actually pay copious amounts of money for a tablet. I may even splurge 20 bucks on a scanner sometime... Fat chance I suppose. Anyway, please don't judge based on image resolution or clarity.