• Because making instructions for

all 3 would be quite long, so in

this book I will only work on
Ryujin 3.5.
 Table of contents

• 1. Introduction & Crease Pattern

• 2. Diagram for Preacreasing
• 3. Collapsing
• 4. Neck Twist & Shaping
1. Introduction & Crease
Pattern
It must be said that Ryujin 3.5 is a very difficult
model, although it is not the most difficult in the
world, it is almost the most complex model that
humans can imagine.
This model has no specific instructions, just lessons
from Daniel Brown on how to fold them. So this
book will not have any specific instructions, but will
only have instructions on how to precreasing and
collapsing. If you're in a hurry for a full model, you
can check out Daniel Brown's Ryujin Guide.
 Folding its Crease Pattern is
very difficult and takes a lot of
time, right?
But I will make it easier with
diagram
2. Diagram for Preacreasing
Collapse is not easy, especially the head and
leg transition
So here are some steps to help you
collapsing easier
3. Collapsing
In my opinion, Neck Twist is the third most
difficult step after the legs and transition. But it
is not without solutions. Daniel Brown once
talked about it like this:
"The base of the head is upside-down when it is
collapsed, and it needs to be flipped over at the
neck. The problem is that there are many layers
of pleats at the neck, and it becomes
unreasonably thick unless you’re using a very
large or very thin sheet. The neck can be the
least elegant part of a Ryujin made with a less-
than-desirable paper choice."
4. Neck Twist & Shaping
 There's really no specific way to
shape your model. So I will let you
create the image according to
your wishes, or find images online

Thank you. Bye

Should I work on Ryujin
3.1?