The scheme for creating a modular origami dragon from paper for beginners. Master class with photo

The scheme for creating a modular origami dragon from paper for beginners. Master class with photo

modular origami dragon. Photo №1Today we will talk about how to assembledragon in the technique of modular origami from paper. Having a lot of free time and not knowing how to spend it, you should pay attention to origami patterns, concealing surprisingly deep knowledge, concerning not only the field of paper ownership, but also the field of spatial thinking. Origami is perfect for lovers of a quiet pastime. Only being a truly patient and attentive person can you achieve significant heights in assembling origami. Before we begin assembling an origami dragon, you need to choose paper that is suitable for the planned product. Usually, typographic and drawing paper, writing and newsprint are suitable for the art of origami. You can use both velvet and shagreen paper, and even wallpaper or cardboard. But to create a dragon in the technique of modular origami, you should choose special paper for origami artists. Its difference is ease of folding and the ability to hold folds perfectly, due to which the finished product origami dragon will keep its shape for a long time. In addition, such paper is sold in a variety of colors, so there will be no problems with the choice, and the intended craft will be the color you like. In addition to the paper for creating a dragon, we will need a diagram. 1. We assemble a chain of modules, connecting them in this way:modular origami dragon. Photo №67 modular origami dragon. Photo №68 modular origami dragon. Photo №692. In the resulting chain of modules, in the first row there are 9 modules, in the second 10 (8 green, 2 orange).modular origami dragon. Photo №703. Then we lay out the modules by color as shown in the picture.modular origami dragon. Photo №71 modular origami dragon. Photo Number 724. In total, eight rows of modules were assembled.modular origami dragon. Photo №735. Bend the part, which turned out to be a semicircle.modular origami dragon. Photo №74 modular origami dragon. Photo №756. Turn the modules over so that they are facing forward at right angles and assemble another row.modular origami dragon. Photo №767. I connect the extreme tops of the modules at the back with a chain of two rows of modules (the first row has 10 modules, the second has 9).modular origami dragon. Picture №778.Then we lay out a row of modules in a circle. Turn them over to their original position.modular origami dragon. Photo number 78 modular origami dragon. Photo №799.Then we lay out the modules by color.modular origami dragon. Picture №8010. And this is the rear view:modular origami dragon. Photo number 81eleven.Again, we turn the four central modules at right angles forward, from them we assemble 3 green modules on each side in the normal position, the remaining 9 modules (at the back) also at right angles forward.modular origami dragon. Photo №8212. Rear view:modular origami dragon. Photo number8313. Then we alternate the 7 central modules by color, assembling them in the usual position.modular origami dragon. Photo Number 8414. And at the back, we put each module in this row on 3 tops, reducing the number of modules to 8 pieces. In total, there are 15 modules in a circle in this row.modular origami dragon. Photo №8515. Then four green central modules, turned at right angles forward:modular origami dragon. Photo №8616.Then we alternate these 4 central green modules turned at right angles forward with three modules laid out in the usual position by color: 1-green, 1-orange, one-green. Thus we collect 10 rows, a kind of comb is obtained.modular origami dragon. Photo №8717. We assemble the next row (11 modules) in the usual position at the back, starting from the ridge itself and ending at the ridge on the other side.modular origami dragon. Photo №8818. I tilt the comb down and glue it to the lower modules, fixing it in this position.modular origami dragon. Photo №8919.Rear view.modular origami dragon. Photo №9020. I start making the lower jaw. In the first row of the jaw there are 5 modules, in the second - 4 modules (we alternate by color)modular origami dragon. Photo 9121. In the third one there are five modules again, alternating in color. The jaw is ready.modular origami dragon. Photo №9222. We insert it into place and glue it.modular origami dragon. Photo 9323.Side view.modular origami dragon. Photo 9424. We use ready-made eyes, bought in a store. We glue each eye to a module. Then we glue the modules to the head with a hot glue gun. The head is ready.modular origami dragon. Photo 9525.Side view.modular origami dragon. Photo №9626. From the red modules we assemble a chain and close it in a circle. We get the base for the body, consisting of two rows of modules with 26 modules in each row.modular origami dragon. Photo №9727. We assemble two more rows of modules.modular origami dragon. Photo 9828. We make a button by adding white modules.modular origami dragon. Picture №9929.modular origami dragon. Photo number 10030. We assemble a row of red modules between the buttons.modular origami dragon. Picture №10131. We make the second button. And again we assemble a row of red modules.modular origami dragon. Photo №10232. Assembling the tie.modular origami dragon. Photo №10333. Turn the white modules right angles forward and assemble a row of white modules.modular origami dragon. Photo №10434. Next, we reduce the number of white modules to 18 pieces (we put the module on 3 tops)modular origami dragon. Photo №10535. We assemble another row of white modules (18 pieces)modular origami dragon. Photo №10636. Now we make the neck. We turn the green modules at right angles forward and assemble a row of 18 pieces.modular origami dragon. Photo №10737. In this way we collect a total of 5 rows of green modules with 18 pieces in each row.modular origami dragon. Photo №10838. In the sixth row we reduce the number of modules. There are 12 of them.modular origami dragon. Photo №10939. We collect 3 more rows of modules with 12 pieces in each. There are 8 rows in the neck in total.modular origami dragon. Photo №11040. We make the lower legs by connecting the modules as follows.modular origami dragon. Photo №11141. Insert the module into the pocket of the first module of the foot with the right angle facing up.modular origami dragon. Photo №11242. The lower legs are ready.modular origami dragon. Photo №11343. Similarly, with minor changes, we make the upper legs (see photo):modular origami dragon. Photo №11444. Insert the module into the pocket of the first module of the foot with the right angle facing upwards.modular origami dragon. Photo №11545. And we put the module on it with the right angle down.modular origami dragon. Photo №11646. ​​The upper legs are ready.modular origami dragon. Photo №11747. We begin to make the wings by connecting the green modules in the following way.modular origami dragon. Photo №11848. We add 7 modules to the extreme tops of the modules on both sides, putting the modules on top of each other with one pocket in a column.modular origami dragon. Photo №11949. Next, we turn the modules right angles forward and assemble a row of 8 modules on each side.modular origami dragon. Photo №12050. Connect the central crowns with a module.modular origami dragon. Photo №12151. Next, we lay out a row of modules, 7 pieces on each side.modular origami dragon. Photo №12252. Again, we connect the central tops of the modules with a module turned at a right angle forward.modular origami dragon. Photo №12353. We assemble a row of modules in the same position, 6 pieces on each side. The wing is ready. We make the second wing in the same way.modular origami dragon. Photo №12454. Let's move on to making the tail. We assemble a chain of modules. In the first row there are 13 modules, in the second 12 modules.modular origami dragon. Photo №12555. In the next row, turn the modules right angles forward and assemble a row of 11 modules.modular origami dragon. Photo №12656. Then we will alternate the rows of modules in the same way, changing their position and reducing the number in each row by one module.modular origami dragon. Photo №6157. The tail is ready. There are 14 rows in the tail. 58.Now let's talk about joining the parts. If you have a hot glue gun, then you can easily glue the paws, tail, wings and head using this simple device. If you don't have a hot glue gun, you can attach the parts using a regular toothpick. So, break the toothpick in half. 59. Dip one end of it in glue and insert it into the pocket of the central module of the wing. Let the glue dry. 60. Then, spread glue on the protruding part of the toothpick and insert it between the modules on the back where you were supposed to attach the wing.modular origami dragon. Photo №6261. We attach the second wing in the same way.modular origami dragon. Photo №6362. We attach the tail, lower legs and head in the same way.modular origami dragon. Photo №6463. Glue the upper legs to the body.modular origami dragon. Photo Number 6564.Our dragon is ready. Look: here it is in all its glory.modular origami dragon. Photo №66

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