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Bless you my friends! I can't wait to use your guidance! "Scott Cramer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On 05 Nov 2003, coffydog spake unto rec.arts.origami: > > > > > Hello all: > > > > New folder here but quite good at following direction and using > > diagrams! > > I am having great problems with the "stretched bird base". It seems no > > matter what book or what diagram I look at/search for, there are no > > diagrams of the inside of the stretched bird base! > > One diagram says "stretch for a different internal structure" what the > > heck is that supposed to mean? another says "fold side down". down? > > down where? Sideways, longways? I am working on the hummingbird model > > and cannot go further without some explanation of what the stretched > > bird base looks like inside! > > Take your birdbase by two opposite points, with the blunt point (the > center of the paper) pointing up. Stretch the two points apart until the > center of the paper is flat. Valley fold on the long crease that connects > the two points. You now have a 3-D model that won't fold flat. > > Turn the model over. Push the middle of the rib that runs beween the > two long points away from you, while bringing the two long points down > towards you, together. Everything now lays flat - you have a stretched > birdbase with internal structure. > > As for "fold side down" - you're on your own! > > Scott > > >
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