How to make an Origami Helicopter CH-47 Chinook, English version, part 1

Hello. I am Hiroshi, First Lieutenant K, a Japanese army (Japan Ground Self-Defense Force) officer in reserve. I am also a physician.
When I was a senior at the National Defense Academy of Japan (in 1989), I devised a method of making origami CH-47s from rectangles, but it was very complicated and I ended up making only a few of them.
Recently, I have developed a relatively simple method of making them from squares, which I present here. I still need to improve the details, but I am proud to say that the turboshaft engines on both sides of the rear of the fuselage, which were not present in the previous model, are well represented.
The structure is simple despite its complex appearance, so if you have access to suitable paper, please give it a try.
This is the first part of the video, to be continued in the second part.

[@theagentnoob5323]

that's cool im waiting for part 2

[@Confydes]

You piqued my interest at ”one sheet of paper," but had me at "no cutting at all." Very nicely done.

[@origami_colonel_K.]

Thank you very much!
I think I have to improve it more.
I want to make the rotor blades thinner and longer.

[@franksinclair2137]

Wow this is so realistic I really wish you could make the Blackhawk helicopter

[@origami_colonel_K.]

Thank you. I will challenge it!

[@franksinclair2137]

@@origami_colonel_K. thanks bro I’m sure you love what you are doing

[@franksinclair2137]

@@origami_colonel_K. also thank you for accepting my request

[@redskull9671]

Your origamis are really look like the actual ones.

[@theagentnoob5323]

ye

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[@nicovernando6436]

Hard its origami