Book

What's the advantage of being a novice folder like myself? While Robert Lang would have to discard this fold as a total disaster, I can be quite proud of it. Yes, I want to improve to get a better result than this. And yes, I admit, I haven't quite understood how to correctly shape the rose in the end. But, I AM proud of this, because it's the first time I've managed to get something remotely looking like when the master himself folds it.

Paper: 26cm square of unsuitable paper for this model (thick, but not strong; not coloured throughout)

I think this is an amazing model given that it was designed quite a while back. The book was first published in 1974, so the model must be at least as early as that.

Paper: 15cm square of foil-paper-foil
Model: 6cm length, 4cm height, 2cm width

No, I'm just not made for modular origami...

Paper: 30 sheets of 3.75 x 15cm strips of paper (60gsm)
Finished model: 13cm diameter