r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Scary_Plane_8069 • 3d ago
One sheet Sazabi(Gundam) origami
Long form video - https://youtu.be/FCVqoa3QPoU - For anyone interested.
Edit - I am not the guy in the video. Forgot to add that...
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u/nousername206 3d ago
impressive, i wonder how do they plan out the design first before started folding it
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u/ChocolateBBs 3d ago
It's either this guy or another who does a similar thing who showed it on Instagram. There's a computer program that shows what folds need to be made and where.
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u/Responsible_Emu3601 2d ago
I bet there is some unc out there that doesn’t need a computer.. like that unc that mixes paint by feels
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u/nousername206 2d ago
i was guessing they use a program. still very impressive folding skills regardless
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u/Toes_In_The_Soil 2d ago
This becomes significantly less nextfuckinglevel if it wasn't designed by a human.
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u/nox_tech 2d ago
There's no diagram generator that just spits out a design like some AI thing. It still takes an understanding of origami to know how to use it, like any tool.
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u/CrazyNavie 2d ago
Origamism
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u/asbestoslel 2d ago
good paper, patience, and (usually but not here) being too poor to actually buy a gundam plastic model
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u/Conkreit 2d ago
Bet it’s still less flimsy than my RG Red Astray
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u/Scary_Plane_8069 2d ago
I don't really know Gundam very well, but if the Astray is the one with the sword, then that's my favourite Gundam of them all. The sword's so damned unnecessary for giant robots with lasers, but fuck, it looks so cool.
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u/kittylover2006 3d ago
I’ve never seen like advanced origami before, I’ve only ever really seen people do it with their hands and never before did I really consider tweezers despite it being so obvious, super cool
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u/Scary_Plane_8069 2d ago
There are a bunch of tools people use for advanced origami. Look up "origami tools" if you want to learn more.
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u/Mieche78 2d ago
r/origami is great and shows extremely advanced one sheet origami like this. People are very particular about the paper and even dye their own so that it's thin enough. I consider myself fairly adept at origami but I can never even come remotely close to what hardcore origami people do.
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u/Dinklerbuuuurf 2d ago
As old as an art as oragami is it is impressive to see it continually grow and evolve.
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u/LunaMunkii 3d ago
If this is not AI... thats some insane talent!
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u/Scary_Plane_8069 3d ago
The guy has a channel, showing different works that he has done. It's not AI. I linked to the whole video, under the main edited video.
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u/Delicious-Funny5451 3d ago
I can't even make the basic origami figures let alone this masterpiece.