if only i had the time, i would have (tried to) join instantly! to bad i don't

Hi, I am very excited for Tuttle's LT, I am going to share this here if you don't mind as I see no way to connect the site admins directly or by email. I hope the team here as well as the people looking forward to Truttle's LT will share and help out. If you have any questions feel free to contact me through email.

Go and like the capcom page,
and post this :
Hey everyone, I have an idea I'd like to share with you all in regards to urging Capcom to re confirming Megaman Legends 3. I am asking all Artists as well as fans to participate in this movement with me. The goal is to send Capcom as many Papers cranes and fan art related to Megaman Legends as possible as often as possible. I think Capcom is stuck creatively. I do not think they understand how deep our wish is or how dear the series is to us. So in hopes of rising interest in the revival and to prove that since most of us have waited since Megaman Legends 2 released way back in 2001 we are willing to wait just a a little longer. Megaman helped build Capcom to what it is today right alongside Street Fighter. This Legend has continued to be shared and spread among fans and it's time we stop simply giving them words and start making them pictures and origami crafts such as paper cranes. There is a Japanese legend that says if anyone makes 1000 paper cranes their wish will be granted. Well, Let's aim to send around 5 drawings or more per person and or 30 paper cranes per person. At this point in time, I feel ashamed of the lack of commitment from capcom. Us Megaman fans are so devoted even a group of people have started production on a commercial quality fan game by the name of Tuttle's Legendary Travels. Not all of us have that type of skill to make such a project but all of us can at least send in a few drawings or origami cranes.

Please send drawings and origami cranes to 475 Oakmead Parkway
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
Or fax them over at (408) 774-3995
If you have any questions for Capcom feel free to call them at (408) 774-0500
https://www.facebook.com/capcomunity?fref=ts

I made a thousand creans once. It took me about two years although I probably made far more than that over those two years, but I kept losing them. They're in a box that's been covered in kanji, and I used the smallest paper I could find. I carry origami paper with me just about everywhere, and so when I'm bored (or drunk), I just start folding. While I don't only do creans, I've gotten to the point where I can do them blindfolded.