How to fold Omodaka

(１４６)
Check that each part of a bird-base is put between wings of the cranes.

In the state of that, pinch the parts which are shown by the arrows to make creases.

(１４７)
Pinch the parts like this picture.

(１４８)
Then pinch the back of a bird-base to make creases.

(１４９)
After pinching the back, move both sides in the direction of the arrows.

(１５０)
This picture is halfway through.

(１５１)
Move both sides like this picture.

(１５２)
I rotated the paper.

First, fold the head/tail in the arrowed side to the center.
(The side is beside the completed crane)

(１５３)
Fold the head/tail in the side like this picture.

Then fold the head/tail in the other side to the center.

(１５４)
Fold the head/tail in the other side like this picture.

Then raise the head/tail carefully.
Because it is easy to put pressure on connecting parts.

(１５５)
Raise it like this picture.

(１５６)
On the opposite side, fold the head/tail to the center.
(Fold the head/tail in the side, which is beside the completed crane, to the center first and then fold the head/tail in the other side.)

(１５７)
After folding the head/tail, raise it.

(１５８)
Raise it like this picture.
The second crane is finished.

(１５９)
I rotated the paper.

Complete the uncompleted crane.
Lower the head/tail between wings of the two cranes.

(１６０)
Lower the head/tail like this picture.

Then move both sides in the direction of the arrows.
Connecting parts tear easily.
Therefore, move them carefully.

(１６１)
Move them like this picture.

Then fold the head/tail to the center.

You would not be able to raise wings higher than when you make the second crane.
Therefore, fold the head/tail while making space well.

(１６２)
After folding the head/tail, raise it.

It is easier to put pressure on connecting parts than when you make the second crane.
Therefore, raise it carefully.

(１６３)
Raise it like this picture.

Then turn the paper over.

(１６４)
After turning the paper over, lower the head/tail between wings of the two cranes.

(１６５)
Lower the head/tail like this picture.

Then fold the head/tail to the center.

(１６６)
After folding the head/tail, raise it.

(１６７)
Raise it like this picture.
All the cranes are finished.

(１６８)
Then arrange wings so that this model get more beautiful.

First, pinch wings in the direction of the arrows and make creases neatly.

(１６９)
Make a valley-fold on the dotted line.
(On the opposite side, make a valley-fold on the dotted line as well.)

(１７０)
Then pinch the part which has been circled.

Repeat the 168th step to the 170th step on the other two parts.(on the other two wings)

(１７１)
Finally, pinch wings in the direction of the arrows a little to make them narrow.

(１７２)
After pinching the three parts, it looks like this picture.
Arranging wings is finished.

Then make beaks so that cranes face in the same direction.

(１７３)
This is an enlarged picture of connecting parts.

Omodaka is complete!