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No, I don't have a raccoon model

@@razcapapercraft okay thank you 😊👍

Hello, I fold the paper in half and cut along the line, look at this tutorial ua-cam.com/video/b_ySLM0s3tI/v-deo.html

The head is in the second part of the tutorial, ua-cam.com/video/lh3hx_In3Rg/v-deo.html

Yes, the size of the pieces matter, I do not know what 150x75 mean, please tell me the size of the rectangles of paper .

@@razcapapercraft I use the entire A4 sheet and divide it into 16 equal parts, it results in an approximate size of 150mm x 75mm, try doing it with an A4 sheet divided into 16 equal parts, make a video demonstrating whether or not you can achieve this size

I have never used this size 1/16, I know that for 1/64 pieces the smallest base is 5 pieces in a row, and for 1/32 pieces the smallest possible base is 6 pieces in each row. it is probably impossible to make a base of 8-10 (maybe even more) pieces in a row from 1/16 pieces

bigger pieces are 1/32

Hello, I didn't forget about the origami drosera . I started a prototype but I have some problems, I hope in around 4 weeks to have a final model and make a tutorial. The main problem is the weight of the upper part of the plant (it is a problem with 3d origami flowers), for this reason the stem must be either very short(you can see in the picture you send me, it is a very short stem) or very thick. If the stem is very thick, then the flower must be bigger, - the support(vase) must be bigger which means a lot of 3d origami pieces. I will experiment with several variants of stems and leaves to try to make a reasonably sized model

Yeah, I know this must be a problem but believe when I tell you that the neck of this drosera on the photo I sent you is not that short... I told someone to do a drosera for me and showed her the same Picture I showed you and this person made very, very short stem... Much much Shorter than we can see on the Picture. So believe me this stem on the Picture is not that short, it can be even Shorter

Gracias y buena suerte

Merci beaucoup pour ces beaux mots

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I buy all the paper I use from online stores in the country where I live (Romania), unfortunately these stores do not ship internationally, look at online stationery stores or hobby supply stores. If you really can't find it, you can use other colors, I first wanted to make it orange with black.

​@@razcapapercraftI envy you. In Poland there is a on-line Store but the product i.e. the rectangular Pieces of paper of different Colours, is unavailable and it will not be available soon, I got an e-mail message from them :( I am so disappointed

@piotrrutkowski9972 yes unfortunately, I noticed that there is a problem with the colored paper . I also looked for an online store that delivers internationally and I couldn't find one. Send me an email with which colored paper you can't find in Poland, maybe I can help you. In Romania I find paper of many colors, but unfortunately we have a disastrous postal system. Considering that Poland is also in the European Union, it is easier for me to send a parcel.

​@@razcapapercraftthank you so much I will write to you!

​@@razcapapercraftI am sorry but it says your e-mail does not exist anymore so I couldnt send you an e-mail message.. :(

Muchas gracias!

I will upload the 2nd part of the tutorial in 2 days

Hello, for 3d origami pieces I use solid stick glue for paper, and to glue together different parts of a model(legs, hands, etc) I use Super Glue a Super Glue Fast Drying . Sometimes I use hot glue also.

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