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Folded from a 18" square of black Unryu

Toothless, the nightfury dragon from the How to Train Your Dragon movies.

Welp, I certainly didn't expect to design another dragon model, but Toothless is friggin adorable. It's been one of those models I had been meaning to try design since seeing the first movie but I just put it off until now. Toothless's design is built into a 32x32 grid all the while trying to squeeze in enough flaps for four legs, a detailed head, a huge wingspan, a tail, and even those tail flaps thingies found at both the base and end of the tail. As a result, a fair number of pleats packed away, but it's fairly manageable.

I tried my hand at folding him in a sitting position, a pose you don't see too much in origami dragons. Methyll cellulose applied to hold the details.

Alternate Views:
Side: www.flickr.com/photos/cahoonas…
Somewhat-less-flattering Back: www.flickr.com/photos/cahoonas…

Crease pattern used: fav.me/d7muwmf

Description
Folded from a 18" square of black Unryu

Toothless, the nightfury dragon from the How to Train Your Dragon movies.

Welp, I certainly didn't expect to design another dragon model, but Toothless is friggin adorable. It's been one of those models I had been meaning to try design since seeing the first movie but I just put it off until now. Toothless's design is built into a 32x32 grid all the while trying to squeeze in enough flaps for four legs, a detailed head, a huge wingspan, a tail, and even those tail flaps thingies found at both the base and end of the tail. As a result, a fair number of pleats packed away, but it's fairly manageable.

I tried my hand at folding him in a sitting position, a pose you don't see too much in origami dragons. Methyll cellulose applied to hold the details.

Alternate Views:
Side: www.flickr.com/photos/cahoonas…
Somewhat-less-flattering Back: www.flickr.com/photos/cahoonas…

Crease pattern used: fav.me/d7muwmf