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ALL THE DIAGRAMS IN ALPHABETIC ORDERS


2-heads	(bicefalo), by Mario Adrados a dog with 2 heads I think, only for AEP's members.

Acrocanthosaurus	by Jerry Harris , nice to fold and nice at the end.

Alien	by Fernando Gigado Gomez, very nice looking, but hard to fold because thick at the end, so use a thin paper.

Ankylosaurus	by Ronald Koh, looks very complex, with scales.

Antilope	(Antilope Hembra) by Teodosio de la Fuente Rios, only for AEP's members.

Apatosaurus	by Hans Birkeland, looks good and not too difficult.
Arasaurolopus baby	by Fernando Gilgado Gomez, seems nice to fold.
Armadillo	by Joseph Wu.
Armadillo	by Anita.
Aunt Skullsy	by Anita, not to bad, the difficulty remains on some very tiny folds.
Badger	by Robin Glynn.
Balrog	by Eilen Tan, very nice looking, from 3 squares of paper.
balrog	by dr Stephen O'Hanlon.
Basset	(Perro Basset) by Felipe Moreno Salinas, only for AEP's members.
Bat	by Miyajima

Bat	(Happy good luck bat) by Michael Lafosse.

Bat outa Hell Money	by Anita, from a dollar bill.

Bat	(chauve-souris), by Frederic Balint, from a subway train ticket.

Egyptian Slit-Faced Bat	by Anita

Flapping bat	by Thomas Hull.

Hungry Bat	by Anita.


Biplane	by Marc Kirschenbaum.

Boat	(barge).

Boat	(sailboat).
Boat	(catamaran) by Marteen van Gelder.

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Brontosaurius	(Brontosaurio), by Sergio Gonzales.
Brontosaurus	by Anita
Bucardo	by Manuel Sirgo

Buck the Bunny	by Perry Bailey.

Bull	by Andrew Anselmo, from a dollar bill.
Bull	by Stephane Ansons.
Bull	(toro) by Gabriel Alvarez, only for AEP's members.

Bull's head	(toro) by Daniel Naranjo

Buterfly	(papillon), by Michael Lafosse.

Calla Flower	by Nilva Fina Pillan.
Camel	(dromedario) by Antonio Delgado.

Camel	(Dromedario) by Gabriel Alvarez.

Camel	by Stephane Ansons.

Castle	(Castello) by Paola Scaburri.
Castornix skeleton	by Bill Bankwitz, partial diagrams.
Cat	(Gato Siames) by Anibal Voyer.
Cat	by Hans Birkeland.
Cat	by Herman van Goubergen.

Cat	by Stephane Ansons, several versions displayed.
Cat	by Kenneth M.Kawamura, from a dollar bill.

Hell cat	by Anita, from a dollar bill.

Sitting Cat	(Gatto Seduto) by Daniela Carboni.
Centaur	by Pucci Mauro.
Centaur	by Stephane Ansons.

Cobra	by Frederic Balint.
Coelophysis	by Kanazawa ?
Cookie monster	by Robin Glynn.

Coriduck
Cow	by Stephane Ansons.


Cross
Crown
C3PO's head	by Robin Glynn, I find it is well done but when I asked a friend, he said it didn't really look like C3PO.

Daffy Duck	by Carlos Gonzales Santamaria.
Deer	(Ciervo) by Roman Diaz, very good.

Deer	by Stephane Ansons.
Deer	by Maarten van Gelder, from teabag.
Demon	(demonio), by Fernando Gilgado Gomez, looks very nice but some folds are very tiny, so use a big square.
Demon	by Matthew Dunstan.
Horned demon's face	traditional.
Devil	by Jun Maekawa, a wonderful, amazing model, very nice to fold, and quite easy when you know all the folds well.
Little Devil	by Hans Birkeland, a "cute devil".
Little genetically modified Devil	by Hans Birkeland, the same as above with four arms.
Devil's face	by Anita.
Dinosaur footprint	by Peter Budai.
Baby dino	by Hans Birkeland, a dino in an egg.
Diplodocus	by M.J.van Gelder, simple, from a rectangle.
Diplodocus	by Ronald Koh, more difficult than the one before.
Baby Diplodocus	by Fernando Gilgado Gomez, intermediate.
Dog	by Stephane Ansons, several versions displayed.
Patient Dog	by Anita.
Barking Dog	by Boaz Shuval.
Barking Dog	by Paul Jackson.

Donkey	by Stephane Ansons.
Donkey reading	(Asino chi legge), by Daniela Carboni or Roberto Gretter, from an A4 rectangle.
Dracula	by Robin Glynn, very good, with the use of colour changing for the eyes, hair and wings.
Dracula	by Robin Glynn, simpler than the one above (pureland).
Dragon	by K. Weidner, simple.
Dragon	by Dr Stephen O'Hanlon.
Dragon	by Pete Farina.
Dragon	by Yuri Shumakov.
Dragon	by John Szinger.
Dragon	by TP Kong.
Dragon a la orizuru	by Hatori Koshiro.
Dragon	by Gilad Aharoni.
Dragon1	by Mauro Pucci.
Dragon	by Mauro Pucci.
Dragon	by Nadestane Prace.
Dragon	by Perry Bailey.
Dragon	by Manuel Cuervo.
Dragon	by Francisco Ramon Navarro, modular.
Dragon	by Hugo Pereira, nice.
Dragon	by Fernando Gilgado Gomez, a very good model with a very detailed head, including eyes, ears and horns.
Dragon	by Fernando Gilgado Gomez, to have the diagrams for that model, you need to be a member of AEP.
Dragon and phoenix	by Mauro Pucci.
Dragon's head	by Pucci Mauro, quite nice to fold, and good looking at the end.
Eastern dragon	(Chuka Ryu), by Hoang Trung Thanh, quite nice, with scales and legs, from a rectangle and four squares.
Eastern Dragon	by Joseph Wu, from a rectangle.
Eastern Dragon	by Perry Bailey, good looking.
Eastern Dragon	by Mauro Pucci.
Eastern Dragon	by dr Stephen O'Hanlon.
Candy Wrapper Dragon	by A. Anselmo.
Cartoon Dragon	by Perry Bailey, intermediate.
Chinese Dragon	by Janson Chow.
Chinese Dragon	by David Chan.
3 headed dragon	(dragon de 3 Cabezas), by Anibal Voyer, very good, complex.
4 legged dragon	by Tim.
Flapping dragon	by Eileen Tan, a nice action model.
Flying Dragon	by Tom May.
Dragon Mage
Proud Dragon	by Anita
Dragon in Flight	by Charles Esseltine, very good looking.
Rearing Dragon	by Josh Allison.
Rearing Dragon	by Marc Kirschenbaum.
The eternal duel	by Bill Bankwitz, partial diagrams for dinosaurs skeleton.
Fire lizard	by Perry Bailey, kind of a simple dragon.
Echidna	by Anita.
Eeyore	by Y. Greenberg.

Elephant	(Elefante) by M.A. Echevarria.

Elephant	by Michael Courouble.

Elephant	by Steve Hecht, from a dollar bill.
Elephant	(Elefante) by Juan Lopez Figueroa.

Elephant	(Elefante), traditional.
Elephant and African Elephant	by Stephane Ansons.

African Elephant	by Marc Kirschenbaum.
Baby Elephant	by Ricardo Castelego

Elephant's head	by Nick Robinson.
Elephant's rump	by Jeremy Shafer.
Volney's Elephant	by Perry Bailey.
ET	by Marc Vigo.
ET 1 and 2	by Greg Suarez.
ET	by Stephane Ansons.
ET	by Jun Maekawa.
Face
Fantasy mask	by Matt Slayton.
Fluffy (Bear)	by Marc Kirschenbaum.
Fox	by Go Guspath.

Fox	by Frederic Balint, from a subway train ticket.

Fox	by Stephane Ansons, several versions displayed.
Fox	traditional.

Fox's Head	by Hans Birkeland.
Gazelle	(Gacela) by Ligia Montoya.
Gazelle	by Stephane Ansons, several versions displayed.
Ghost	(Fantasma), by Anibal Voyer, a simple and nice ghost.
Ghost	by Hans Birkeland.
Ghost	by Lukasz Gadomer.
Ghost	by Robin Glynn.
Ghost	by Pasquale d'Auria.
Queen of the Ghosts	(Reina de les Fantasmas), by Manuel Sirgo, quite nice : a ghost with a stick, crown, and a feminine attribute on the torso, to find the model, click on "diagrams".
Woman ghost	Manuel Sirgo.
Reversible Ghost	by Anita.
Ghostly reaper	Anita.
Gremlin's head	by Jeremy Shafer, a nice action model.
Grim Reaper	by Robin Glynn, very simple but really realistic!
Gryphon	Go Guspath.
Gryphon	by Perry Bailey.
Gryphon	by Dr Stephen O'Hanlon.

Heart	(Post-it in love) by Luciano Petino.
Hyppogriff	by Guspath Go, very nice but I recommend a thin paper, because it gets very thick at the end.
Jar Jar Binks	by Anna Kastlunger
Lake monster	by Anita.

Logo of the CDO	(Centro Diffusione Origami) by Francesco Miglionico.
Mage	(mago) by Hermanos Voyer Iniesta.
Mamut	by Rodrigo y Juan Gimeno.
Martian bouncing spider
Monster	by Eugeny Fridrikh, a few cuts are needed for this monster's head.
Napkin
Pegasus	by Anibal Voyer, a very good model.
Pegasus	by Tp Kong.
Pegasus	by Stephane Ansons.
Pegasus	by Angel Soto.
Phoenix	by Mauro Pucci.
Phoenix	by Eileen Tan, with claws, mouth, wings, long tail and it's flying from flames !

Picture Frame
Pig	by Frederic Balint, from a subway train ticket.
Pigeon
Pitch black	by Philip Schulz.



Praying Mantis	(mante religieuse), by Robert Lang.
Pteranodon	by Anita.
Pteranodon	by , quite nice, with claws, some folds are very small (link not found yet).
Pteranodon baby	by Fernando Gilgado Gomez.
Pteranodon	(When Pteranodon goes human), by Hans Birkeland, an humanoid pteranodon, looks quite funy.
Pterodactyl	by Marc Vigo Anglada, easy, from a triangle.


Rhinoceros	by Ronald Khoh.
Samurai Helmet	(casque de samoura�).

Shirt
Sorcerer
Simple Sorcerer	by Perry Bailey, easy but nice.
Sorcerer	(Hechicero), by Jose Tomas Buitrago Molina, simple.
Space warrior	(vf1) by Takamasa Sumi it looks very nice : a spaceship that transforms into a space warrior !!.
Sphinx	(Esfinge), by Anibal Voyer, very good.
Sphinx	by Rita Foelker.
Stegosaurus	Joseph Wu, with only one fold!
Stegosaurus	by Marc Kirschembaum, simple (pureland).
Stegausorus skeleton	by Bill Bankwitz, partial diagrams only.
Baby Stegausorus	by Fernando Gigado Gomez, intermediate.

Swan	(Cygne), by Frederic Balint, from a subway train ticket.
Tyrannosaurus rex	by Marc Kirschenbaum, simple.
Tyrannosaurus rex	by Marc Kirschenbaum, simpler than the one above.
Tyrannosaurus rex	Ronald Koh, with claws on the four legs, complex.
Tyrannosaurus	by Jerry Harris, complex, and with claws also.
Baby Tyrannosaurus	by Fernando Gilgado Gomez, intermediate.
Triceratops	by Jerry Harris.
Triceratops	by Hugo Pereira, a variation on the one above, but with a better body, nice to fold.
Triceratops	by Fernando Gilgado.
Triceratops baby	by Fernando Gilgado.
Unicorn	by Dr Stephen O'Hanlon.
Unicorn	by Stephane Ansons.
Unicorn	by Marc Kirschenaum.
Simple unicorn	by Perry Bailey.
unicorn	by Shigeki Hayashi.
Unicorn Bust	by Eileen Tan, very nice, from two squares.
Unicorn from Zog	by Hans Birkeland, kind of a monsters with two legs, claws, and a horn.
Vampire	by Matt Slayton, quite simple but nice.

Vampire	(Vampiro) by Luigi Leornardi.
Vampire mouth	by Jeremy Shafer : an action model.
Venus fly trap	Jeremy Shafer.

Wasp	(gu�pe) by Anibal Voyer.
Witch ( and broom).
Witch	by Luigi Leonardi.
Witch on a broom	(Bruja), by Anibal Voyer, a very amazing model.
Yoda	by Fumiaki Kawahata, very nice to fold, and very easy to recognise, this model is very appreciated by "non-folders".
yoda	(Maestro Yoda) by Javier Caboblanco.
Yoda	by Marc Gutman.
Yoda	by Dr Stephen O'Hanlon.
Yoda hat	by Jeremy Shafer.

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