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Made from 10 modules. Large! I mean really large - over 5k pieces just for this render!
I may have gone too large on the scale...
Name: Modular Cheshire Cat
Designer: unknown
Folder: Zhagulo Roman
Parts: ~450
Paper's size : 37*52 mm ,
Joined with: some glue
Final height: 12 cm
Diagram: book DaNiao GeGe Jiao ZheZhi
Our theme this week is "Architecture Abstractions" so it was a good excuse to finally stop and take some pictures of an interesting set of apartment buildings not too far from where we live. I love the colors and boxy shapes.
Paper: 7.5 cm Tant
Modules: 6
Model: Denver Lawson
Book: Unusual Modulars
Sturdy paper was recommended, so I used Tant. That proved to be too thick for 7.5 cm, making the final model a bit untidy. Nice model though, hence I will have a second go with larger and/or thinner paper.
refold of my design. After receiving a request for diagram, I made a photo diagram. This star is easily breakable, I advise you to use glue.
Thirty 3.75cm by 7.5 cm rectangles (basic origami paper). No glue or cuts.
Based on a stellated icosahedron.
I enjoy maths and folding these modulars makes me think of 3D colouring problems. I like this model's simplicity and shape.
Modular origami "mandala", designed and folded by me. (8 units made from squares, joined without glue.)
Contest entry for a modular house theme. Each photo in this series is either a modular portion of the house or a showcase of how each modular piece fits together with another or with the overall house. Please browse to see the other pieces and overall modular house.
Also check out my latest favorite build, the Taj Mageddon! (click to see and then navigate left/right to see the alternate angles).
Lego 31097 MOC
Ground floor: pet shop and cafeteria with outdoor area and tables
First floor: living room with piano, tv room with sofa
Second floor: study, bedroom and bathroom
Third floor: kitchen, dining room and terrace with barbeque
I have started the real building with bricks using two sets and other pieces. However when I have built it I software I have used many many other pieces because I have made all detailed interiors and other particular details as floors.
Example of a modular exhibition stand or display supplied by Cannell Exhibitions. Cannell Exhibitions design and supply exhibition stands and displays. www.cannellgraphics.com
The first of 2000 safe and secure modular housing units being built across BC will provide homes to those in greatest need in the city of Vancouver. This solution to combat homelessness is coming to communities across the province which have partnered with the provincial government.
The government is committed to take action to help ensure all British Columbians have a warm roof over their heads.
Dies ist ein modularer Origamistern, den ich nach dem Schema eines Herrnhuter Sterns zusammengefügt habe. Die Anleitung für die Module gibt es unter: www.geocities.com/mmukhopadhyay/creation/isos.html
Um die Dreiteilung ohne zusätzliche Faltungen zu erreichen, habe ich Papier mit einem quadratischen Mustersatz verwendet (Ikea Geschenkpapier). Jedes Quadrat bestand aus drei mal drei Mustersätzen...
Die Idee stammt von Matthias Eichel, der auch eine Anleitung für einen Stern mit schmahleren Spitzen erstellt hat. DIese Anleitung gibt es hier: www.papierfalten.de/documents/faltanleitungen/herrnhuter_...
Rough plan/sketch/idea of a modular playhouse for Henry Leo. The idea is to make it somewhat stored, easy to move and erect in a new location.
It can be built here, broken down, schleped and then reassembled in Portland. Less pressure to get it all done in one visit.
The inside will have some details not shown. Plus, I like the idea of a secret escape door...indetectable from the outside!
HIGHLY subject to revision...this is just one idea.
A recent experiment with modular drawing. All sections drawn in 58 minutes. Starting with one drawing across a trifold, I used folds in subsequent drawings as seeds for other ones. Some patterns only appear when two sheets are folded and aligned.
There are some inaccuracies because I would occasionally draw across a fold by accident.