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Commentary on the model: Saw this model on instagram. It seemed fun. And it was. One of the weirdest looking things I've folded.
Difficulty level: Easy
Designed by: Kyofolds
Source for the design: a youtube video

Commentary on the model: This isn't a model that I have made completely by myself. I only helped fold some of it's units. A friend of my connected the units. This model is meant to be showcased during the Japan Days that my student club organizes.
Difficulty level: Hard (time consuming)
Designed by: I'm not 100% sure who designed this model. I don't know if the tutorial we found for this is the original post of this model.
Source for the design: A youtube video

Difficulty level: medium
Designed by: Robert Harbin
Source for the design: Origami step by step a book by Robert Harbin

Commentary on the model: Apperantly this Crane variation is able to fly but I couldn't get it to. Maybe it's because I folded it too from too small of a paper.
Difficulty level: Easy
Designed by: Jun Maekawa
Source for the design: Genuine Origami book by Jun Maekava

Difficulty level: Easy
Designed by: Jun Maekawa
Source for the design: Genuine Origami book by Jun Maekava

Commentary on the model: I wanted to get a proper model/picture of it.
Difficulty level: hard
Designed by: Jun Maekava
Source for the design:Genuine Origami book by Jun Maekava

Commentary on the model: My favourite animal
Difficulty level: easy
Designed by: Jun Maekava
Source for the design:Genuine Origami book by Jun Maekava

Difficulty level: medium
Designed by: Edwin Corrie
Source for the design: Animal Origami 2 book by Edwin Corrie

Commentary on the model: I folded these model for the workshop that I organize in my university. I couldn't get the goose to stand on his own so they are together on the picture. :D
Difficulty level: Swan was easy, the goose had a few medium difficulty folds.
Designed by: Swan is by John Montroll and the Goose is by Edwin Corrie
Source for the design: Easy Orimgai a book by John Montrol -- Animal Origami 2 a book by Edwin Corrie

Commentary on the model: A friend of my challenged my to make a tiny dragon v2. It seems that I have failed on the details.
Difficulty level: Hard (i needed to use tweezers)
Designed by: Jo Nakashima
Source for the design: youtube video by Jo Nakashima themselves.

Commentary on the model: I made this out of a chocolate wrapper. The paper was surprisingly good for origami.
Difficulty level: Medium
Designed by: Jo Nakashima
Source for the design: youtube video by Jo Nakashima themselves.

Commentary on the model: My girlfriend ♥ gifted me a pack of origami papers. This was the first model that came to my mind when I wanted to test it.
Difficulty level: easy-medium
Designed by: Jo Nakashima
Source for the design: youtube video by Jo Nakashima themselves.

Difficulty level: medium
Designed by: Takai Hiroaki
Source for the design: Origami Tanteidan 2nd Conventions's book

Difficulty level: relatively easy but very time consuming
Designed by: Khin Hooi
Source for the design: youtube video by Khin Hooi themselves.

Difficulty level: easy
Designed by: Meenakshi Mukerji
Source for the design: Marvelous Modular Origami a book by Meenakshi Mukerji

Difficulty level: easy-medium
Designed by: Jo Nakashima
Source for the design: youtube video by Jo Nakashima themselves.

Difficulty level: hard
Designed by:
Source for the design: Livre Safari a book by Lionel Albertino

Difficulty level: easy
Designed by:
Source for the design: Animal Origami a book by Edwin Corrie

Difficulty level: medium to hard
Designed by: Ryosuke Sakurai
Source for the design: Origami Tanteidan 23th Convention

Difficulty level: easy
Designed by: Same as 6p Sonobe Meenakshi Mukerji
Source for the design: Marvelous Modular Origami a book by Meenakshi Mukerji

Commentary on the model: The fold that's behind it's head was very hard to understand from the diagram
Difficulty level: medium to hard
Designed by: Kyohei Katsuta
Source for the design: Origami Tanteidan 23th Convention

Difficulty level: easy
Designed by: Although the origins of Sonobe is unknown the variation I used (Daisy Sonobe) is created by Meenakshi Mukerji
Source for the design: Marvelous Modular Origami a book by Meenakshi Mukerji

Commentary on the model: I really didn't think I'd ever need pictures of these models so I didn't ever take proper pictures of them. So this is the only picture I have for these two. :(
Difficulty level: easy -- hard
Designed by: Michael G. LaFosse -- Jun Maekava
Source for the design: Michal LaFosse's Origami studio -- Genuine Origami book by Jun Maekava

Difficulty level: easy
Designed by: Román Díaz
Source for the design: It's from the first editioin of a spanish origami magazine. I think it's name is 4 Esquinas

Commentary on the model: There's a particular pair of sink folds that make up the front teeth of the shark that I found very challenging to do. Since the only media that I had of the model was avideo I sent my friends this was the only "good" picture I could get of it.
Difficulty level: hard
Designed by: Petr Stuchly
Source for the design: The diagram can be found in a free for all origami magazine project. the magazine can be found at origami-shop.com

Difficulty level: easy
Designed by: Adilio Toledo
Source for the design: I found it's diagram from origami-shop.com

Difficulty level: easy-medium
Designed by: Meenakshi Mukerji
Source for the design: Marvelous Modular Origami a book by Meenakshi Mukerji

Commentary on the model: Although not a very complicated design, it's one of my favourite designs I have folded
Difficulty level: Medium
Designed by: Madiyar Amerkeshev
Source for the design: Originally I saw this model from a instagram post but a friend of mine draw a diagram for the model.

Difficulty level: easy
Designed by: I was not able to find the design of this model. I think it's a traditional model
Source for the design: 30 Easy Origami book by John Montroll

Difficulty level: easy
Designed by: I really am not sure who designed this.
Source for the design: I found the diagram for the model from this site