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2 silver dragons folded from foil paper (the inside of a Hershey's bar actually). I would imagine it's a father and son out on a hunting trip."Silver Dragon are regal and statuesque. They cheerfully assist good creatures that are in genuine need.A silver wyrmling's scales are blue-grey with silver highlights. As the dragon reaches adulthood it's color gradually brightens, from a distance they are almost indistinguishable from statures of pure silver. They can live anywhere , but prefer mountain peaks and on the clouds themselves. Silver dragons have two types of breath weapon: cold breath and a cone of paralyzing gas." - summarized D&D MM 3.5 edition.
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These are really cool. I like them, and it's original to use tinfoil instead of paper. Did you invent the pattern yourself or get it from somewhere?
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My Silver dragon scale mail? haha, no I'm a druidic satyr, and I'm only proficient in leather armor. * pushes glassed that I don't have up with pointer finger* hahaha
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ohh and to answer your question their from Robert Neale but diagrammed in " Origami Sourcebook
By Jay Ansill " it's a wonderful book, some of the diagrams are hard to understand, you should order it if you like challenges.
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These are great. I have never seen an origami winged dragon. (Isao Honda describes a wingless dragon folded from 2 equilateral triangles) what shape of paper did you use, and how many pieces per animal?
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both where from 1 square, their actually derived from the bird base.
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very nice, thank you
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