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Upd - Origami Ryujin 35 Tutorial

Folding Satoshi Kamiya's Ryujin 3.5 is widely considered one of the ultimate "boss fights" of the origami world. Reviews and community feedback on available tutorials—most notably the series by FearlessFlourish (Daniel Brown)—highlight both the immense satisfaction and the grueling technical demands of this model. Core Review Insights

2. The Head & Jaw Collapse (Re-filmed in 4K)

Let’s be honest: the head of the Ryujin is where dreams go to die. The previous video was shot from a top-down angle, making the 3D sinks impossible to see. origami ryujin 35 tutorial upd

Preparation: Many master folders recommend practicing individual units—like the transition units and scales—on smaller scrap sheets before attempting the full model. 2. The Core Learning Path (Lessons & Tutorials) Folding Satoshi Kamiya's Ryujin 3

  1. The Curve: The body should not be rigid. Curve the neck and tail naturally.
  2. The Legs: The front legs have three claws; the back legs have distinct thighs. Use a "wet fold" technique (lightly misting the paper) to round out the thighs and make them look muscular rather than flat.
  3. The Fins: The dorsal fins along the back should be spread out. Do not stack them tightly; give them room to breathe.

Upd Tutorial Steps for the Front Leg:

The "Wonko" Lessons: Based on guidance from Daniel Brown (MrOrigami), these lessons break the dragon into manageable parts: Lesson 1-2: Transition units and pleats. Lesson 3-4: Scale shaping and belly pleats. Lesson 8-10: Leg assembly and Spine Breaks. 3. Critical Techniques & Challenges The Curve: The body should not be rigid

: Detailed technical walkthroughs covering the crease pattern (CP) and difficult sections like the neck twist can be found on Preparation Checklist