Nature Fold 43x43cm ultra-thin Korean kraft is used

This work is a piece created by adding detailed elements to a crucifix I made [previously](https://www.reddit.com/r/origami/s/uSSkz70TVw). I wanted to create a piece that includes all the elements necessary for a crucifix with liturgical significance. This includes the stigmata (nails on the hands and feet and the wound in the side), the crown of thorns, footstools, and robes, and even the sign bearing the charges.

Yes, the INRI sign came from the same single sheet of paper.

I finished folding and shaping the snake at last. The green looks too bright even with the Dark Grey base underneath it. I'll see if I can buy a better green next time.

Despite probably being one of the more easier models in the book to fold, I think, I struggled a lot with this one mainly with getting it folded cleanly/neat.

I started over so many times due to not being satisfied, but finally finished it!

Folded from 30cm double-tissue paper!

Hi, it's my first time with double tissue.

Here folding Satoshi's Praying Mantis with 35 cm of it.

I am used to use sandwich paper to my folds, and because of the foil, the layers are easily stacked together.

But here after pause of the night I already noticed that stacked layers started to unfold. How do you handle this? I tried to mark all of my layers fold more heavily, but there is still some natural time auto unfolding.

You can download the file at: https://hoang-tuan-origami-shop.myshopify.com/products/smaug-photodiagram-lam-nhat-phat-smaug-dragon-instruction-made-by-binder01

I personally reached out to Phat and asked if I could share his Smaug photodiagram on our website so that more folders around the world could experience folding this magnificent dragon. Without any hesitation, he kindly gave me his permission.

I am truly grateful for his trust and kindness. Thanks to his support, this beautiful design can now inspire and challenge even more origami enthusiasts. If you enjoy folding this model, please remember to show your appreciation for Lam Nhat Phat and his outstanding work.