I did a second day of Star Wars Origami in conjunction
with the Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination exhibit at the California
Science Center in Los Angeles. I folded a 12 by 12 foot sheet of paper
into the Millennium Falcon and created a holocron
of the asteroid chase in The Empire Strikes Back.
My Staff (Jan Alexander, Fran Siller, Colleen O'Rourke,
Saul, Joshua, and Daniel Castro, Jenn and Branden DeLeon, Noah and Wendy
Linick, Chilia Caldera, and Andrew Hogan) taught around 500 of the Center's
guests how to fold a Skyhopper, Sandcrawler,
Jango Fett, Vader's TIE,
and Jabba the Hutt during a 3 hour period.
A special thanks goes to Shirley Radcliff for all her work
in orginizing the event.
Brendan
and a squadron of skyhoppers
Noah
"Bubba" Linick
Saul
teaching the skyhopper
Joshua
and Fran Teachers Extraordinaire
Jabba's
new lady, Chila
Jenn,
Born to teach
Colleen
teaches the Fetts
Amanda
and Scarlett making bounty hunters
Corey
builds Vader's TIE
John
and Jabba
Evan
and Keith Clone Warriors
Holllie
and Jake taking Jabba Lessons
Joshua
and David show their skyhopper skills.
Blake
and TJ making mobile homes for jawas
Thomas
getting ready for the skyhopper races
Meg,
Joshua and Jacob Natural Folders
Jan
and Wendy discuss the finer points of sandcrawlers
Matthew
and Fett go together like rice and beans
Chad
folding and Vicki accepting the bounty
A
12 foot preliminary fold
Adine
holding the short end of the stick.
Fold,
Crease, Fold again
It
looks a lot bigger in the movies.
