And since Gallery Origami House tend to print their books in limited editions, get it while there's still time.Īlthough it's far to soon for another anthology, and as pointed out this is just the 2012(?) April Fools cover, Kamiya does have almost enough models for a Vol 3. Tanteidan Magazine #110 Crane #120 Veiltail Angelfish #125 Longheaded Locust #133 Giraffe #141 Cattle #144 Dog Tanteidan Convention Books #14 Samuri Helmet Beetle v2.1 #16 Loggerhead Seaturtle #17 Spinosaurus #18 Hercules beetle JOAS Special Editions 2009 Horse 2013 Styracosaurus Toss in a few unpublished models and you would have the 16 that were in Vol 2. What would people like to see as the crowning unpublished model. Junior Member Posts: 79 Joined: August 19th, 2011, 8:29 am. Wrote:if I remember correctly, this was last year's (or maybe the year before's) April Fools joke. Though, one year, he did do a Works of Satoshi Kamiya 2 book cover with the phoenix 3.5 as the cover model for April Fools, and it actually did happen a few years later Hahaha okay thanks. Had my hopes up for a second! As a general rule of thumb (I learned this the hard way) with Kamiya, if it seems too good to be true, it is NEVER true.After much care and attention, diligently following expert lessons (courtesy of MrOrigami’s Daniel Brown), I have managed to successfully navigate lessons 1-11 in what promises to be an ever intensifying journey towards understanding the whole model. If at first you do not succeed, try, try and try again (something I needed to do for lesson 11 – which I folded 4 times until I got it right, each attempt taking me 12ish hours) Part 3 also exists.Īlong the way I have learned a LOT about myself – patience is it’s own reward.
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