This is, simply put, a stunning book. Anyone capable of complex
folding should own it, and less advanced folders should buy it so they
have a goal to aim for! The diagrams are clear, the models are
amazing. There are full-color glossy photos in the beginning of the
book showing examples of all the models. (Softcover.)
| Model |
Notes |
| Motorcycle (Type 1) |
2 pieces: front wheel/fairing; rear wheel/seat. 159 steps, plus base. |
| Motorcycle (Type 2) |
2 pieces; front wheel/fork/handlebar; rear wheel/seat. 207 steps, plus base. |
| Samurai Helmet |
109 steps |
| Salmon |
88 steps. Includes detailed jaws, fins and pleated tail, and characteristic humpback body shape. A lovely model. |
|
| Tiger |
116 steps. The model is a crouching, snarling tiger, complete with fangs. |
| Wild Boar |
Pleated "fur" on back, color change tusks and nose. |
| Horse |
170 steps. Pleated mane, detailed face and hooves. |
| Pteranodon |
52 steps. |
|
| Apatosaurus |
61 steps |
| Spinosaurus |
104 steps. Pleated back fin and separate toes. |
| Baby Tyrannosaurus |
46 steps. Cute (really!) with an open mouth. |
| Tyrannosaurus |
84 steps. Open mouth, separate toes. Looks great with baby. |
| Triceratops |
115 steps. |
| Triceratops Skeleton |
19 pieces, hundreds of steps. This model is the whole reason I bought the book, it's completely amazing! |
