Jetpack5

Thanks for the feedback! Was there a particular place that could use some more detail?

Remember that the paint is backlit, so the thickness of the paint will change the appearance a lot. At the edges of your brush strokes the paint will build up a bit and make those dark lines. One method is to put a curtain behind the painting to even out the light. Alternately, make sure that the paint thickness is even with more brush strokes. Thick paint will look better in the daytime but Saturday at night. Thinner paint is better at night.It is some really nice work!

Ah, the crane is a classic. The fox is a favorite.I have video instructions for making the tiny origami here:https://www.instructables.com/Making-Tiny-Origami-Techniques-Remixed/For a text and picture, this is a nice crane:http://www.origamiway.com/origami-crane.shtmlThe fox is from a book called Origami Omnibus, Paper Folding for Everybody by Kunihiko Kasahara and it's a great book to get for lots of cool models.Hopefully I'll get some more models up soon!

Thank you! Which model were you looking for instructions on?

Thank you, and for your other comments as well!

Lol, as long as you're positive about it.

Very cool!

Thank you!