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Parcel Collection Office
The hustle and bustle of a busy little parcel office along Market Street where the Minifigures are coming and going, with a couple taking a short break for a chat.
This modular origami piece was made with holographic paper. I started with 6 inch squares. This model takes 20 hexagonal flat units (1 piece of paper per hex unit) and 30 connectors which is an additional 8 pieces of paper. The diagrams are in "Unit Polyhedoron Origami" by Tomoko Fuse.
Example of a modular exhibition stand or display supplied by Cannell Exhibitions. Cannell Exhibitions design and supply exhibition stands and displays. www.cannellgraphics.com
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If you would like to see a video demonstration showing how the Kingdoms Modular Castle Creator
My remake of the least popular Modular Building in history :) It's been seven years in the making but now the time has come!
Modular origami "mandala", designed and folded by me. (8 units made from squares, joined without glue.)
A modular castle MOC that I've built recently as a present for my six years old pal that I use to play with quite a lot (or just my nephew if you will ;) ). It includes a main gate with working drawbridge and portcullis, foldable walls and lots of space to place and pose the minifigures. As much as I could, I was trying to achieve the look and feel of the old LEGO castles that I played with as a kid back in the 80s and 90s.
Design of the battlements modules for the towers and the main gate was heavily inspired by the Kingdoms Modular Castle Creator LEGO Ideas project by Michael Kalkwarf (www.flickr.com/photos/michaelkalkwarf/).
You can find the original project here:
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As an idea to improve the PennLUG city/train layout, I suggested the idea of making building facades as backdrops. This is my first attempt at the idea. I decided to make it modular, both for easier assembly/takedown and so it can be arranged in different ways, depending on the layout. I used a bunch of wide red bricks and some deep windows I had and didn't have much use for.
Folded and assembled from 6 sheets of Korean Duo-coloured paper. [15cm x15cm] This model was created in 1985 and published in my self-publication, "Modular Origami" The folding instruction diagrams later appeared in "Gefaltetes papier", a folding paper packet produced by Origami München.
The folding of the modules is very simple and obvious and I am sure some other folders may have discovered it before me.
Folding instructions here - www.flickr.com/photos/61236172@N08/8180369646/in/photostream
and also here - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/show_diagram.php?d...
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Modular puzzle, by Hideaki Kawashima
Diagram : Tanteidan Convention Book 12
Folded from 6 A5 sheets
100 g/m² printing paper
You can see here the same one disassembled.
This standing box, created by Mark Bolitho, was the victim of Denver’s modular addiction.
This origami model is diagrammed in the book "Unusual Modulars" by Denver Lawson, available at www.orihouse.com
Diagrammed by Mark Bolitho and Boaz Shuval
This is my first MOC as an AFOL. I took my inspiration from various terrace houses and styles of architecture in and around my home town of Hobart, it is also reminiscent of terrace houses throughout the UK.
My building includes an interior over two levels as well as an internal spiral staircase and a courtyard garden off the rear extension.
This small Individual Function Switch panel at Immingham East Junction SB controlled the entrance to the single line Light Railway towards Grimsby, and access to the disused Immingham Freight Terminal, about quarter of a mile round the corner from the box.
This location is near to the replacement Immingham East SB site and became known as Queens Road Junction.
About five months after this photo was taken, Immingham East Junction SB was closed with its area of control being remodelled and taken over by a small NX panel in a modular building round the corner.
The short lived replacement Immingham East Junction box itself ceased to be a signalling control location from Christmas Eve 2015 when it was closed and control transferred to the North Lincs Workstation at York ROC, photos of which can be found later in this album.
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Example of a modular exhibition stand or display supplied by Cannell Exhibitions. Cannell Exhibitions design and supply exhibition stands and displays. www.cannellgraphics.com