Ship - in distant, distant times, people came up with a boat, then inserted a mast with a sail into it and it turned out to be a sailboat. Nowadays, the ships that sail by are the size of houses and range from long tankers, warships and multi-story liners. But the paper boat in its simple design remains almost unchanged. They lowered him into the water in a stream, blew and he swam and ran along the murmuring current of the stream. Making a paper boat is quite simple if you follow the simple instructions in the picture diagram.
Origami diagram: A boat made from a piece of paper
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1. Fold the piece of paper in half vertically and unfold it back.
2. Press the edges of the sheet into the center fold.
3. Fold the top and bottom of the rectangle towards the middle to create a square.
4. Bend them back.
5. Unfold the bottom corners and press them down as indicated by the dotted lines.
6. Align the previous bend to create a trapezoid.
7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 on the upper corners.
Fold the corners of the upper trapezoid along the lines indicated by the dotted line.
9. Turn the workpiece over.
10. Fold part of the shape along the dotted line.
11. The ship with the sail is ready!
Many people from different parts of the world have known the origami boat since childhood. Making paper boats is a very pleasant activity, because a ship or boat is a symbol of freedom, hope, change and dreams. They also associate the arrival of spring with a paper boat: rivers open up, streams flow, and it’s interesting to launch boats and ships along them.
An origami ship can be made in several ways, depending on the model. These can be simple boats and sailboats, or steamships and liners. By performing the assembly steps step by step, you can build an entire fleet using the origami technique.
The article offers a variety of origami designs for boats and ships that will appeal to beginning craftsmen. For easy understanding of the assembly, it is recommended to rely on the drawings, photos and videos presented in the master classes.
This master class offers step-by-step instructions for assembling different boat figurines. The origami boat has several designs. Paper boats can be with or without sails, “able” to float, or play the role of a stationary craft (for example, for appliques). They can be folded from colored sheets of paper or painted with pencils and felt-tip pens, and wishes and dreams can be written on the sides. Design ideas can be very diverse depending on the imagination and purpose of the boat.
A paper boat can be a boat, yacht, sailboat, canoe or kayak. Let's try to put together different models of boats.
Instructions for assembling a simple boat from origami paper. Bend the rectangular sheet in half, and then in half again, unfold (you should get a vertical bend). Along the intended bend, connect the two upper corners of the origami ship.
Fold the bottom edges up on both sides. Fold over the bottom corners. Fold the edges up again.
Grasp the edges from the inside and pull different sides(the triangle should form a rhombus). Bend the bottom corners of the diamond towards the middle on both sides. Repeat the previous point.
Once again fold the lower edges towards the middle of the origami ship. Bend the triangular edges in different directions and stretch the figure.
Sailing yacht
The yacht is very simple to make; the assembly diagram will be understandable for beginners and even children. Bend the square sheet diagonally and unfold it. Repeat step 1 for the second diagonal, do not unfold.
Fold the bottom edge of the resulting triangle to the middle of the origami ship and unfold it. Along the intended curve, bend the bottom edges upward (turn inside out).
The result is an origami yacht.
Three more schemes are also offered different models sailboats with step-by-step instructions.
The first version of a paper boat is made from basic figure"double square":
Turn the workpiece over and bend it upper layer in half. Tuck the left corner inside the workpiece. Raise the corner from bottom to top.
Bend the top and bottom corners towards the middle of the origami boat. Fold the top layer of the workpiece in half.
The second version of a paper origami ship is made from the basic “catamaran” shape:
Straighten the sailboat.
Third version of the sailboat:
Canoe
A canoe or kayak is assembled from a square. To do this you need to: bend it diagonally and unfold it. Bend all corners towards the center and unfold.
Connect all corners to the kinks outlined in step 2. Wrap the workpiece on all sides along the folds made in step 2. Turn the workpiece over and fold the edges towards the middle.
Bend all corners inward. Fold the sides over as shown in the picture.
Align the corners on both sides with the middle. Open and turn out the figure.
Raise the center and edges.
You can decorate finished boats and sailboats with flags, hearts, flowers that can be cut out using templates, or try to decorate the boat yourself.
Steamships and ships
This MK offers models of self-propelled ships and steamships. It is very easy to make a cruise ship (assembly is similar to a model yacht). You need to take a square sheet and perform the following steps: bend it diagonally. Bend the corner upwards diagonally and bend it back. Turn the workpiece inside along the bend.
Use scissors to cut the pipe.
When the work is completed, you can paint the liner to give it a “real” look. How you can decorate your ship is shown in the photo.
To make a classic steamboat with two pipes, you need to prepare basic form"pancake". The following steps should be followed:
- turn the workpiece over and fold the corners towards the middle;
- repeat step 1 twice;
- turn two opposite corners outward to form pipes;
- Bend the other two corners in different directions and slightly flatten the figure.
Here comes the ship!
Video master class on boat assembly
The boat that will set sail is assembled somewhat more complicated than previous models. To assemble it you will need a 20x20 cm square and a glue stick.
You can watch the detailed assembly of the boat in the video.
Finally, for professional assemblers, we present a video with a visual description of assembling a beautiful sailing ship made of paper. This is a good example of how you can make works of art with your own hands from simple and familiar materials.
Video: Making a large sailing boat
There are many different origami ship models. Some can be easily done by children, while others will make an adult chug. The most complex swimming devices, of course, are modular, but this is a topic for a separate article. First, you should learn to do something easier. Where to begin? To make an origami boat from paper with a diagram, you need to understand the basics of the work. To begin with, you can make the simplest boat.
Classic ship
The most famous boat that many made in childhood.
Take a sheet of A4 paper. Folds in half, crosswise. Next you need to take the corners and fold them to the middle of the folded sheet. The lower parts on both sides are bent upward. The corners of the resulting triangle must be brought together. Bend the bottom corners up. Bring the corners together again as before. Carefully open the workpiece. The result is a boat like this. The most suitable model for children.
You can decorate with masts with flags, like here:
Can be made from colored paper:
Here are a few more ideas on how you can decorate your interior using these boats. Place it in a jar or bottle with confetti.
Place on a plate for table decoration and write the guest's name on the flag. If a child sits in this place, you can pour candy there.
Make a garland out of small ships using a string and securing with knots. This will help create a pleasant seaside atmosphere.
Simple model
Another model that will not be difficult to make even at all small child. Need a sheet square shape. It folds diagonally to form a triangle.
The lower corner of the triangle bends upward, as in the photo, and bends back.
And now the corner that we bent and unbent must be folded inside the boat.
To get a boat like this.
You can leave the boat with such a sharp top, or you can trim it with scissors.
If desired, the child can color it.
Ship with pipes
This boat is more complicated, but it floats well on the water and has an original shape.
Here you will need square paper and scissors. If you need to make square paper out of rectangular paper, you should bend the sheet in half into a triangle and cut off the edge. It should be a square.
Bend the square in half in the other direction, you need to get a cross.
Bend one corner towards the center. Also the remaining three corners.
Turn the workpiece and fold all corners towards the center again.
Turn the workpiece over again and bend all the corners.
And again the future ship must be turned over. Then open the pocket as in the photo.
Also open the opposite pocket.
Well, now we need to straighten the resulting model, and here it is, a two-pipe motor ship, in all its glory.
Ship with sail
So, now about how to make a sailboat.
Here you need a square sheet of paper and scissors if you need to make a square one from a rectangular sheet.
Fold the sheet in half, diagonally. You will get a triangle.
Fold it again in the other direction.
One corner is bent towards the center.
Until now, everything was done as for a ship. You also need to bend two more corners, only two! You will get an envelope.
Modular origami. Ship. Assembly diagram
Modular origami for beginners
How to assemble from paper modules ship
A ship made of paper modules. Master Class
We will tell you how to make a boat from paper modules.
This craft can be made by children over 6 years old. This craft is simple and good for those who are just starting to practice the art of origami.
The ship is great summer craft, craft - gift, craft - interior decoration in nautical style. You can give such a craft to a graduate and let this ship become a ship of good luck for him.
DIY paper ship. Manufacturing
To make the ship, we will use three colors of paper: yellow, red and blue (the paper can be regular colored, office or special for origami). The size of one module in our case is 7.5 by 5 cm (modules can be made in a different size and color)
Assemble the yellow, blue and red modules according to the diagram. You will find diagrams for assembling modules.
1. Take 36 blue modules for the first row (modules are on the long side) and 36 blue modules for the second row (modules are on the short side) and connect them in Method 3 ( see Fastening modules), closing it in a ring.
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2. In the third row, put on 36 yellow modules. In this and subsequent rows, modules are put on long side out.
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Next, put 1 yellow module in one pocket on two adjacent corners of the modules of the previous row, then put on 4 red modules and again - 2 yellow modules in one pocket on one corner (this way we will expand the ship at the stern). Moving on, put on 12 red modules, 2 yellow modules with one pocket on one corner (we are starting to expand the bow of the ship), 4 yellow modules, 2 yellow modules with one pocket on one corner, 12 red modules (see photo).
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3. In the fifth row, continue to expand the ship in the same places. Starting from the stern, put on 2 yellow modules with one pocket on one corner, 5 red modules, 2 yellow modules with one pocket on one corner, 13 red, 2 yellow modules with one pocket on one corner, 5 yellow modules, 2 yellow modules with one pocket on one corner, 13 red modules. Gradually give the ship the required form. To do this, you need to bring the sides of the ship as close as possible, increasing the distance between the stern and bow.
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4. In the place where the stern widens, put 1 yellow module on the two corners of the yellow modules of the previous row, then put on 6 red modules, 1 yellow, 14 red, 8 yellow, 14 red.
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5. Also start assembling the seventh row from the stern. Put on 1 yellow module (offset towards the stern), 5 red, 1 yellow, 15 red, 7 yellow, 15 red.
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6. In the next row, all modules should be put on with the short side out: 6 yellow (stern), 16 blue, 6 yellow (bow), 16 blue.
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9th row: 1 blue module (on the blue and yellow corner of the modules of the previous row), 5 yellow, 1 blue;
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10th row: 1 blue module (on the blue and yellow corner of the modules of the previous row), 4 yellow, 1 blue;
11th row: 1 blue module (on the blue and yellow corner of the modules of the previous row), 3 yellow, 1 blue;
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12th row: 1 blue module (on the blue and yellow corner of the modules of the previous row), 2 yellow, 1 blue;
13th row: 3 blue modules (see photo).
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Finish assembling the bow of the ship by putting 6 yellow modules in the center, and on each side - 1 yellow module (on the three corners of the modules of the previous row) and 4 more yellow modules. In total you need to put on 16 yellow modules.
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8. Move to the stern of the ship. Insert (do not push on) the 13 red modules with the long side facing out (see photo).
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In the next row (see photo), insert 12 blue modules into the adjacent pockets of the red modules of the previous row using Method 3 ( see Fastening modules).
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1st row: 3 modules;
2nd row: 4 modules;
3rd row: 5 modules;
4th row: 6 modules;
5th row: 7 modules;
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6th row: 6 modules (the extreme corners of the modules of the previous row remain free);
7th row: 7 modules (grab the outermost free corners of the fifth row modules);
8th row: 6 modules (starting from this row, put the outer modules on both sides on the three corners of the modules of the previous row);
9th row: 5 modules;
10th row: 4 modules;
11th row: 3 modules.
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10. Insert the bottom, pressing it firmly against the walls of the ship.
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11. Now you need to assemble the sail (see photo):
1st row: 13 yellow modules;
2nd row: 12 yellow modules (the extreme corners of the modules of the previous row remain free);
3rd row: 13 red modules (grab the outermost free corners of the modules of the first row);
4th row: 12 red modules;
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5th row: 6 yellow modules, 1 blue, 6 yellow (grab the outermost free corners of the third row modules);
6th row: 5 yellow modules, 2 blue, 5 yellow;
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7th row: 5 red modules, 1 blue, 1 yellow, 1 blue, 5 red (grab the outermost free corners of the fifth row modules);
8th row: 5 red modules, 2 blue, 5 red;
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9th row: 6 yellow modules, 1 blue, 6 yellow (grab the outermost free corners of the modules of the seventh row);
10th row: 12 red modules (starting from this row, put the outer modules on both sides on the three corners of the modules of the previous row);
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11th row: 11 yellow modules;
12th row: 10 blue modules (the outermost modules are placed on three corners).
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Give the sail a curved shape.
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12. To make a flag, insert 3 modules into each other with two corners in two pockets: 1 blue, 1 yellow, 1 blue.
13. Take wooden stick(this will be the mast of the ship), glue the flag at the very top, attach the sail to it and insert the mast into the bottom of the ship.
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The ship is ready!
Note: for a more durable connection of parts, use PVA glue.
If you are into modular origami, you can also make a rocket for your boat collection. How to make from modules space rocket look
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Good luck with your creativity.
Modular origami for beginners
How to assemble a ship from paper modules
A ship made of paper modules. Master Class
We will tell you how to make a boat from paper modules.
This craft can be made by children over 6 years old. This craft is simple and good for those who are just starting to practice the art of origami.
A ship is a great summer craft, a craft is a gift, a craft is an interior decoration in a nautical style. You can give such a craft to a graduate and let this ship become a ship of good luck for him.
DIY paper ship. Manufacturing
To make the ship, we will use three colors of paper: yellow, red and blue (the paper can be regular colored, office or special for origami). The size of one module in our case is 7.5 by 5 cm (modules can be made in a different size and color)
Assemble the yellow, blue and red modules according to the diagram. You will find diagrams for assembling modules Here.
1. Take 36 blue modules for the first row (modules are on the long side) and 36 blue modules for the second row (modules are on the short side) and connect them in Method 3 ( see Fastening modules), closing it in a ring.
2. In the third row, put on 36 yellow modules. In this and subsequent rows, the modules are put on with the long side outward.
Next, put 1 yellow module in one pocket on two adjacent corners of the modules of the previous row, then put on 4 red modules and again - 2 yellow modules in one pocket on one corner (this way we will expand the ship at the stern). Moving on, put on 12 red modules, 2 yellow modules with one pocket on one corner (we are starting to expand the bow of the ship), 4 yellow modules, 2 yellow modules with one pocket on one corner, 12 red modules (see photo).
3. In the fifth row, continue to expand the ship in the same places. Starting from the stern, put on 2 yellow modules with one pocket on one corner, 5 red modules, 2 yellow modules with one pocket on one corner, 13 red, 2 yellow modules with one pocket on one corner, 5 yellow modules, 2 yellow modules with one pocket on one corner, 13 red modules. Gradually give the ship the desired shape. To do this, you need to bring the sides of the ship as close as possible, increasing the distance between the stern and bow.
4. In the place where the stern widens, put 1 yellow module on the two corners of the yellow modules of the previous row, then put on 6 red modules, 1 yellow, 14 red, 8 yellow, 14 red.
5. Also start assembling the seventh row from the stern. Put on 1 yellow module (offset towards the stern), 5 red, 1 yellow, 15 red, 7 yellow, 15 red.
6. In the next row, all modules should be put on with the short side out: 6 yellow (stern), 16 blue, 6 yellow (bow), 16 blue.
9th row: 1 blue module (on the blue and yellow corner of the modules of the previous row), 5 yellow, 1 blue;
10th row: 1 blue module (on the blue and yellow corner of the modules of the previous row), 4 yellow, 1 blue;
11th row: 1 blue module (on the blue and yellow corner of the modules of the previous row), 3 yellow, 1 blue;
12th row: 1 blue module (on the blue and yellow corner of the modules of the previous row), 2 yellow, 1 blue;
13th row: 3 blue modules (see photo).
Finish assembling the bow of the ship by putting 6 yellow modules in the center, and on each side - 1 yellow module (on three corners of the modules of the previous row) and 4 more yellow modules. In total you need to put on 16 yellow modules.
8. Move to the stern of the ship. Insert (do not push on) the 13 red modules with the long side facing out (see photo).
In the next row (see photo), insert 12 blue modules into the adjacent pockets of the red modules of the previous row using Method 3 ( see Fastening modules).
1st row: 3 modules;
2nd row: 4 modules;
3rd row: 5 modules;
4th row: 6 modules;
5th row: 7 modules;
6th row: 6 modules (the extreme corners of the modules of the previous row remain free);
7th row: 7 modules (grab the outermost free corners of the fifth row modules);
8th row: 6 modules (starting from this row, put the outer modules on both sides on the three corners of the modules of the previous row);
9th row: 5 modules;
10th row: 4 modules;
11th row: 3 modules.
10. Insert the bottom, pressing it firmly against the walls of the ship.
11. Now you need to assemble the sail (see photo):
1st row: 13 yellow modules;
2nd row: 12 yellow modules (the extreme corners of the modules of the previous row remain free);
3rd row: 13 red modules (grab the outermost free corners of the modules of the first row);
4th row: 12 red modules;
5th row: 6 yellow modules, 1 blue, 6 yellow (grab the outermost free corners of the third row modules);
6th row: 5 yellow modules, 2 blue, 5 yellow;
7th row: 5 red modules, 1 blue, 1 yellow, 1 blue, 5 red (grab the outermost free corners of the fifth row modules);
8th row: 5 red modules, 2 blue, 5 red;
9th row: 6 yellow modules, 1 blue, 6 yellow (grab the outermost free corners of the modules of the seventh row);
10th row: 12 red modules (starting from this row, put the outer modules on both sides on the three corners of the modules of the previous row);
11th row: 11 yellow modules;
12th row: 10 blue modules (the outermost modules are placed on three corners).
Give the sail a curved shape.
12. To make a flag, insert 3 modules into each other with two corners in two pockets: 1 blue, 1 yellow, 1 blue.
13. Take a wooden stick (this will be the mast of the ship), glue a flag at the very top, attach a sail to it and insert the mast into the bottom of the ship.
The ship is ready!
Note: for a more durable connection of parts, use PVA glue.
If you are into modular origami, you can also make a rocket for your boat collection. See how to make a space rocket out of modules Here
Modular origami. Strawberry. Master Class
Modular origami - ship
Before making a ship from modules, we need to prepare 509 blanks Pink colour and 343, made of red paper. Now let's look at the assembly diagram of a modular origami ship.
Master class on making modular origami “Ship”
1. We connect 4 red blanks and get the 1st row.
2. We make the second row in such a way that the corners of the outer modules remain free. We add only 3 modules.
3. In the next two rows, add 4 modules and fasten them so that the outer corners of the first row are captured.
4. Similarly to the second, we assemble the 4th row from three modules. The 5th row, similarly to the 3rd, is assembled from 4 modules, and the 6th, similarly to the 2nd, is assembled from 3 modules. Then we form the 7th row from 4 modules, like the 3rd. We form the next 8th row from 1 pink and 2 red modules similarly to the 2nd row.
5. The 9th row consists of 6 modules, while we use 2 pink and red at the edges.
7. The 11th row consists of 2 red, 4 pink, 2 red.
- 12 (1k, 5r, 1k)
- 13 (2k, 6r, 2r)
- 14 (1k, 7r, 1k)
- 15 (2k, 8r, 2k)
- 16 (1k, 9r, 1k)
- 17 (2k, 10r, 2k)
- 18 (1k, 11r, 1k)
9. We form the next 19th row similarly to the 17th, and the 20th row similarly to the 18th. Next, we form the body of the modular origami ship in 41 rows, alternating the rows.
- 42 (1k, 10r, 1k)
- 43 (2k, 8r, 2k)
- 44 (1k, 9r, 1k)
- 45 (2k, 8r, 2k)
- 46 (1k, 7r, 1k)
- 47 (2k, 6r, 2k)
- 48 (1k, 7r, 1k)
- 49 (2k, 6r, 2k)
- 50 (1k, 5r, 1k)
- 51 (2k, 4r, 2k)
- 52 (1k, 5r, 1k)
- 53 (2k, 4r, 2k)
- 54 (1k, 3r, 1k)
- 55 (2k, 2r, 2k)
- 56 (1k, 3r, 1k)
- 57 (2k, 2r, 2k)
- 58 (1k, 2r, 1k)
- 59 (2k, 1r, 2k)
- 60 (1k, 2r, 1k)
- 61 (2k, 1r, 2k)
- 62 (4k)
- 63 (5k)
- 64 (4k)
- 65 (4k)
- 66 (3k)
- 67 (4k)
- 68 (3k)
- 69 (3k)
- 70 (2k)
- 71 (1k, 1r, 1k)
11. Ship from triangular modules at the stage of decreasing rows, it may begin to crumble, so it’s worth placing the modules on glue. Let's take care of the tail.
- 72 (1k, 2r, 1k)
- 73 (1k, 3r, 1k)
- 74 (1k, 4r, 1k)
- 75 (1k, 5r, 1k)
- 76 (1k, 6r, 1k)
- 77 (1k, 7r, 1k)
- 78 (1k, 6r, 1k)
- 79 (1k, 5r, 1k)
- 80 (1k, 4r, 1k)
- 81 (1k, 3r, 1k)
- 82 (1k, 2r, 1k)
- 83 (1k, 1r, 1k)
- 84 (2k)
- 85 (1k)
12. To make a stand for a modular origami ship, we assemble slats of 11 modules and attach them in two rows to the base.
13. Assembling the dragon's head.
14. The lower part is made of red modules along the edge. Next we collect the horns. We will also need these additional details.
15. Fix all parts of the head with glue and attach it to the base.
16. Master class on assembling a modular origami ship is completed!
You can also make other crafts from the modules, for example, a snake.
Hello guys.
Today we will engage in an unusual design in the Chinese style. Why in Chinese? Because modular origami is a technique for folding various crafts from paper modules, invented in China. It turns out like a constructor. Before assembling any craft, you need to fold many, many identical modules out of paper. Take three sheets of red, white and blue paper, PVA glue, and scissors.
The modules fold simply and, despite the fact that one small craft It takes a lot of parts, in an hour you guys can make a whole box of these things. Let's take half a sheet of A-4 format, cut it into two more halves, then in half again and in half again. You should always cut along the width so that the rectangles are not too long. As a result, from half a sheet you will get 8 rectangles, and from a whole sheet - 16.
When there are enough multi-colored blanks, we proceed directly to the manufacture of modules: step 1 - bend the rectangle in half; step 2 – make a triangle from a narrow rectangle;
step 3 – flip the triangle reverse side and at the edges protruding from below we bend the outer corners; step 4 – “match” the free ends to the triangle;
step 5 – fold the triangle in half; Step 6 - this is how the modules are attached to each other. Moreover, when attaching them, they can be turned over to expand, round the shape, etc.
Phew... we've made some modules. The robot Otik even overheated while folding triangles.
But now I’ve already rested and rebooted, so I can start assembling. We will build a ship with you. Our modules have two corners and two “pockets” on the bend. We assemble the circle by inserting one corner of two modules into the “pocket” of the third module. And so on in a circle.
The craft will not fall apart, since the modules hold each other. The third row is made with blue modules according to the same scheme.
We turn the boat over and decorate it with more red modules on top.
There was a hole in the middle. We will insert the mast there. Cut a piece of white paper in half. From this half we make a square, connecting the two sides along one of the upper corners. We cut off the excess. And then from this square we twist a mast, similar to a school pointer or a narrow bag for sunflower seeds.
We attach it to the boat.
Modular origami does not involve the use of glue or other materials to hold the parts together. This is good because the figure can always be disassembled and reassembled new craft. But if you do not disassemble the boat, then for strength it is better to fasten the modules with PVA glue. All we have to do is assemble the sail. It is done simply: the modules are assembled in a pyramid, and then one row at the bottom and two rows at the top are fastened together in a checkerboard pattern. That is, again the corners of different modules are inserted into the “pocket” of the third module. In the top row, you can connect three corners at once in the “pocket” of one module.
The ship is ready. From below from one white module We make a support for the sail, and decorate the boat with “flags” from the stern.
It's just a pity that paper boat you won't get far...
If you guys look up information about modular origami on the Internet, you will see what amazingly complex figures professionals make from paper modules. This is an interesting designer that the Chinese came up with. And our job is to adopt positive experience.
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The origami of a three-dimensional battleship has an amazing symbolic meaning. This model can bring wealth and good luck into the home. You just have to put in the effort to make it.
Assembly instructions
Surely, every person would like to have a model in their home origami of a three-dimensional battleship, as shown in this photo.
Having some experience in creating volumetric figures and a supply of free time, you can create a wonderful model. Our detailed descriptions will help each master.
To assemble the model, it is necessary to produce 1027 blanks - modules triangular shape. Manufacturing scheme of this element presented below.
The size of the finished figure depends on the size of the blanks. According to classical standards, a 4x6 sheet is taken to fold the module.
In the first three rows, 47 blanks are used. You should get a closed ring, as in points 1-3 in the diagram below.
During the assembly process, it is necessary to give the ship a shape, as indicated in point 6 on the above diagram. The bow of the battleship is made sharper than the stern. The 8th row is assembled similarly to the 6th. On the ninth row you can take modules of a different color. They are assembled with the long side inward, which makes the structure more durable.
Many battleship models are assembled with sides at the stern. To do this, on the edging, the workpiece is inserted into two pockets of adjacent modules with the pocket facing up. To create a sharper nose, you need to start inserting blanks symmetrically from the extreme point, either reducing or increasing the number of modules from rows 11 to 13:
- 9pcs.;
- 12pcs.;
- 6pcs.;
To complete the formation of the bow, the number of modules should be 22. As in the case of the stern, a edging is made, if desired, you can create a decoration on it.
The bottom is made as indicated in paragraph 11. To make it you will need about 138 blanks, it all depends on the size origami volumetric battleship. The first rows are performed with the addition of modules until the number of 8 pieces is reached. Next, 9 rows are assembled with the same quantity; it is necessary to ensure that the edges are formed evenly and the corners do not protrude. Further assembly proceeds with a gradual reduction in the number of modules. There should be only one in the 22nd row.
The sail is made from 252 blanks, 16 rows. In each row the number of blanks alternates - 16.17. From the 12th row, the number of modules decreases one on each side. It is necessary to try to ensure that the edges of the bottom are smooth. After completing all the rows, the sail is given a slightly curved shape. All that remains is to build a mast with a flag, as in the photo.
To do this, you can use a wooden blank of any length and strips of colored paper. Now you can go on long journeys in your dreams, surf the seas, and instill joy in the hearts of those around you.
