Fantastic Origami Flying Creatures: 24 Realistic Models - Hisao Fukui

\nJapanese origami expert Hisao Fukui shows you how to create incredibly realistic paper birds and flying insects, a winged dinosaur and even an undulating Chinese dragon \nThe easy-to-follow folding instructions and photos in this book present 24 challenging and amazingly lifelike models--from intermediate to complex in terms of their level of difficulty. \n \nThe 24 unique models in this book include: \n \n- The Swan--The multilayered wings and body give this familiar model a major three-dimensional upgrade \n- The Crane--Far from traditional, this crane rests on its built-in platform, and has an optional open wing configuration that can double as a fancy box \n- Peacocks--One with tail feathers stowed neatly behind, and another with its tail fan proudly displayed \n- The Swallow--Its distinctive bifurcated tail is on display in a kinetic diving pose \n- The Crested Kingfisher--The artfully modeled eye of this hunter appears to be on the lookout for its next meal \n- Stink Bug--there's nothing foul about this instantly recognizable shield-shaped insect model \n- Beetles--A Horned Beetle with unfurled wings and a Rhinoceros Beetle with an intimidating spiky head \n- Flying Chinese Dragon--Segmented and supple, this ancient symbol of power and good fortune is poised to pounce \n- The Dragonfly--This incredibly detailed form is the most challenging model here, but the spectacular results are well worth the effort \n- And many more