Various different polyhedra made with a favorite Tomoko Fuse unit of mine. From Japanese book "Origami Kaleidoscope", it is a 60° triangular unit using 4:1 strip. The beauty of these quick and easy to fold units is that one can construct virtually any polyhedron. The models hold firm without any glue whatsoever. Below, are the models labelled with names of the polyhedron they are based on. | ||
Two views of a 270-unit Buckyball. |
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210-unit Snub Dodecahedron and 135-unit Wreath of Cuboctahedra |
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150-unit Snub Dodecahedron; 180 and 120-unit Rhombicosidodecahedra |
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120-unit Icosidodecahedra | ||
90-unit Dodecahedra |
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Different views and coloring of 84-unit Truncated Octahedra | ||
60-unit Snub Cube |
60-unit Icosidodecahedron |
48-unit Rhombicuboctahedron |
48-unit Cuboctahedron |
42-unit Truncated Hexahedron |
30-unit Icosahedron |