(１９)
Then fold the other big square.
(２０)
Fold four corners to the center point.
(２１)
Fold the paper on the eight creases around in order to make a star-shape. (Make valley-folds on the eight creases around.)
Then turn the paper over.
(２２)
Make a bird-base so that a wing is connected to another.
(２３)
Make shape like this picture once and creases before making a bird-base.
(２４)
The bird-base is finished.
(２５)
Fold each of the head/tail to the center and raise them.
(２６)
Raise them like this picture.
The second big crane is finished.
(２７)
Then raise the head/tail of the small crane.
(２８)
This picture is halfway through.
After raising the head/tail all the way, the direction of the right crane get changed.
(２９)
Raise the head/tail like this picture.
The direction of the right crane get changed like this picture.
(３０)
Then raise the other head/tail of the small crane.
(３１)
This picture is halfway through.
Raise the head/tail all the way.
(３２)
Raise the head/tail like this picture.
(３３)
All the cranes are finished.
Make beaks so that cranes face in the same direction and spread wings.
When spreading wings of big cranes, flip wing-roots which have been circled.
(３４)
This is an enlarged picture of a connecting part.
The part which is shown by the arrow is connected to another.
(３５)
A small crane face diagonally because connecting parts are at parts which are shown by the arrows.
(３６)
Therefore, if you move a small crane so that the small crane get caught on a wing of a big crane, the direction of the small crane will be changed.
(３７)
Move a small crane like this picture.
(３８)
This picture is taken after moving a small crane.
The direction of the small crane is changed.
Mitsugaichi is complete!
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