Mushi I (Origami Insects I) by KAWAHATA Fumiaki (KF) and NISHIKAWA Seiji (NS), 196 pages, ISBN: none.

Every single model is complex! As far as I've seen, you're well advised using foil for most of them... Jambar Giant Scarab and Flying Cicada definitely don't work from regular paper (for me, at least).

Four pages of color photos.

 

Model Name Creator # of Steps Info
Jambar Giant Scarab KF 85 I like it, very doable from 6 inch Japanese foil
Jambar Giant Scarab (Update Version) KF 68 + 54  
Flying Cicada KF 173 not THAT hard to fold, but VERY hard on the paper...
Neptune Giant Beetle KF 167  
Caucasus Giant Beetle KF 129  
Golden-Ringed (Anotogaster) Dragonfly KF 164  
Japanese Giant Grasshopper KF 93  
Leaf Insect KF 71 not all that hard, but sorry, looks like a squashed insect to me...;-) the upside: you can fold it from regular paper;-)
Eupatorus Horned Beetle KF 166  
Japanese Horned Beetle (male) NS 125  
Japanese Horned Beetle (female) NS 90  
Asiatic Locust NS 108 this one comes out okay with regular paper
Flying Asiatic Locust NS 110  
Long-Horned Beetle NS 133  
Lucanus Stag Beetle NS 63  
Goliath Horned Flower Beetle NS 129  
Hercules Giant Beetle NS 112  

 


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