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    This document provides instructions for making final scale pleats on an origami model. It explains that the lower scales should be made starting from the tail and working toward the other end, while the upper scales start at the sheet edge and work toward the neck. It notes that the final pleats in the center require a small conversion so that the horizontal pleat falls on the 96th unit of the full model. The document also states that this lesson is short, easy but important, and recommends using smaller paper than the 6-inch paper used for the guide.

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    This document provides instructions for making final scale pleats on an origami model. It explains that the lower scales should be made starting from the tail and working toward the other end, while the upper scales start at the sheet edge and work toward the neck. It notes that the final pleats in the center require a small conversion so that the horizontal pleat falls on the 96th unit of the full model. The document also states that this lesson is short, easy but important, and recommends using smaller paper than the 6-inch paper used for the guide.

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    Lesson 14

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    LIEW JIA KANG Moe
    This document provides instructions for making final scale pleats on an origami model. It explains that the lower scales should be made starting from the tail and working toward the other end, while the upper scales start at the sheet edge and work toward the neck. It notes that the final pleats in the center require a small conversion so that the horizontal pleat falls on the 96th unit of the full model. The document also states that this lesson is short, easy but important, and recommends using smaller paper than the 6-inch paper used for the guide.

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    Lesson 14 – Final scale pleats

    In the lower half, we started making scales from the tail and worked toward the other end. In the
    upper half, our scales will start at the edge of the sheet and work toward the neck. The final
    pleats which meet in the center need a small conversion sequence in order for the horizontal pleat
    to fall on the 96th units of the full model (without a conversion, that pleat lies on 192nds.)

    Like Lesson 13, this one is short and easy, but important.

    The paper used for this guide is 6” (15cm) kami. I recommend smaller – maybe around 3” (8cm.)

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