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Book: Unit Origami Fantasy
by Tomoko Fuse ISBN 378-4-8170-8158-2
According to the amount of photos on flickr, this is the most popular among Fuse's "Unit Origami XY" series. Why's that? It does contain on over 150 pages a myriad of attractive models, most not of the pure geometric style of "Unit Origami Essence" and "Wonderland" but embellished with curls or of a stary or flowery appearance. So if Kusudamas is your's, that's the book to go among the three.
There are over 30 pages with coloured photos of the models to fold, while there are bw among the diagrams. Considering text, there's not too much and the diagrams are clear enough to work with the book easily despite the fact that it's in japanese.
30 pieces edge modules with iscosahedral symmetry dominate and modules which you may assemble in lots of polyheda. It does not contain Sonobe variants (besides Cherry Blossom).
Diagrams are clear and easy to follow, as are the assembly instructions.
Book: Unit Origami Fantasy
by Tomoko Fuse ISBN 378-4-8170-8158-2
According to the amount of photos on flickr, this is the most popular among Fuse's "Unit Origami XY" series. Why's that? It does contain on over 150 pages a myriad of attractive models, most not of the pure geometric style of "Unit Origami Essence" and "Wonderland" but embellished with curls or of a stary or flowery appearance. So if Kusudamas is your's, that's the book to go among the three.
There are over 30 pages with coloured photos of the models to fold, while there are bw among the diagrams. Considering text, there's not too much and the diagrams are clear enough to work with the book easily despite the fact that it's in japanese.
30 pieces edge modules with iscosahedral symmetry dominate and modules which you may assemble in lots of polyheda. It does not contain Sonobe variants (besides Cherry Blossom).
Diagrams are clear and easy to follow, as are the assembly instructions.