The largest Paper Crane In November 1999, Wings for Peace created the world's largest paper crane: it was over 215 feet wide, and approximately 1750 pounds. Seattle, WA, USA.
The smallest origami crane is most likely made by Mr. Naito of Japan. He used progressively smaller and smaller squares until the the smallest crane was made from a 0.1 x 0.1 mm square. Naito folded the tiny crane using a microscope and special tools which he made himself
Thats so Crazzzy ! I bet it took so long tomake the big one, and it was probably so frustrating to make the small one, he must have had really steady hands.. i'd never have enough patenices to make something like that!
ReplyDeleteThat has to be the thinnest paper ever, that would be so hard! That's really cool though!
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