While many attempt to fold this dragon from crease patterns (CP) alone, the diagram is favored for explaining the intricate collapsing of the scales, which is the most difficult aspect of the model. Preparing to Fold the Ryujin 12.1
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Diagonal creases are made across the grid intersections. When collapsed, these creases lock into place, forming rows of overlapping scales that run down the length of the dragon's body. While many attempt to fold this dragon from
Because these models are super-complex, many folders use supplemental guides: Because these models are super-complex, many folders use
But the user specifically asked for "origami ryujin 12 diagram satoshipdf149 exclusive". That suggests a diagram for Ryujin 1.2. I recall that Satoshi Kamiya's Ryujin 1.2 is a crease pattern (CP), not a step-by-step diagram. I found a source that says: "There are no diagrams for any of the Ryujins. The CPs for 1.2 and 2.1 are on the internet--legally, I might add--but any diagrams/CP for 3.5 are illegal unless you buy the book" (source 6). So, the "diagram" might actually be a crease pattern. The PDF might be a scan of the CP from some magazine.