The CP may take a while to fold, but it does have the same reference point as the devil: fold a 22.5 degree angle from the corner where the 22.5° angles touch on a fish base to the center diagonal, and where that line and the diagonal cross is the point above the tail.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Penrod the Pirate
Seeing as this month's challenge on the english origami forum is Pirates of the Caribbean, I decided to fold something (someone, in a way) that not many people know by name. One of the crew of the Flying Dutchman is Penrod, half man half lobster. At first, I worried about the CP and had no idea what to do, but eventually I decided to use the CP for Jun Maekawa's devil with a few minor changes to the hands and tail. Here is my CP:

The CP may take a while to fold, but it does have the same reference point as the devil: fold a 22.5 degree angle from the corner where the 22.5° angles touch on a fish base to the center diagonal, and where that line and the diagonal cross is the point above the tail.

The CP may take a while to fold, but it does have the same reference point as the devil: fold a 22.5 degree angle from the corner where the 22.5° angles touch on a fish base to the center diagonal, and where that line and the diagonal cross is the point above the tail.
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