Origami fighter jet F-35A Lightning II tutorial, English, part 2

Continuing from Part 1, I will explain the origami F-35A.
The process that begins around 10:15 is the process of separating the nose section from the main wings, which is the most difficult part of making this work. I fear that many viewers will abandon the making of this work at this point.
If you are not skilled in this process, I recommend using the template instead of plain paper.
Or, you may practice several times with different sheets of paper than the one you will use for your work.
This work will be completed in Part 3.

[@noahshim7729]

10:20 - 11:35 As a professional noob origami doer, I putted my hand in and inflated the square and slightly folded the line of the each side of the squares. Then I closed the entire thing and proceed. By doing this method, things went easier. I hope it helps for other people who are struggling about this part!

[@GrantDumlao]

Thanks in advance :)

[@Advance.avocado]

Can you make a twin seater version of the f16 please (maybe the Israel i version ?)

[@origami_colonel_K.]

Thank you. I want to try it.

[@Advance.avocado]

@@origami_colonel_K. thanks

[@antonyabeldelgadoquispe7075]

​@@origami_colonel_K.Disculpa, pero no se si puedes hacer los aviones derivados del SU 27 y también las variantes del MIG 29 del cual dió origen al MIG 35 o el dassault Rafale, eurofighter y SAAB gripen, saludos desde Cusco Perú con cariño 😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@user-yd6rm7ol5b]

So Awesome

[@lindareid1887]

you are truly absolutely wholly and fully amazing.

[@dutchpaperfolder-origamivideos]

That’s a really cool design! 👍😍

[@Dahik2013]

Request: f22 raptor cuz im making these series right now

[@shikharbijani001]

1st

[@GrantDumlao]

Made it past the first. Didn't make it past the first 5 minutes of this part. I'm already on my 10th or 11th attempt. But when my Dad gets a new bunch of paper, I'll try again.