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[kmyerslp]

Long time, forgot to post. I finished the Buckyball.

http://img112.imageshack.us/my.php?imag ... 770hq4.jpg

Anyone got any other cool looking polyhedra's I could make?

[Cupcake]

Very nice bucky ball, kmyerslp!

David Brill's "Brilliant Origami" is a great source of diagrams for various polyhedras. You can probably find it at a local library, if you have one nearby.

[origamimasterjared]

Miyuki Kawamura's Cosmosphere. Diagrams in Tanteidan Convention Book 10.

[kmyerslp]

That Cosmosphere looks fun. Hope the module isn't too bad. I browsed all of my local libraries with no luck. And I know it's against the rules to ask for models from books. I'm also very cheap. (I mean come on, i'm folding paper for entertainment. )

[kmyerslp]

A local library actually had the book, I was soo happy to see it. Looked up pictures on the net and was designing mine. Here's what I came up with. No one sells black printer paper(went to 5 stores looking). So I went with Neon Green and Neon Blue.

http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/1573/spheredn5.gif

Any other designs you think would look good? Tips? Comments? Before I get started.

I threw that picture together kind of fast, sorry for the non finished pictures.

[Ondrej.Cibulka]

What? Local library has Tanteidan convention books? Where are you from?

[kmyerslp]

I'm from missouri, the book had only been checked out one other time. Anyways, the module is complicated, If there is a similar in size modular sphere that I could make, someone mention it. I went out and bought 1000 sheets of neon paper and made a design for the cosmosphere to make it. Then I tried the the module and said nevermind.

[Ondrej.Cibulka]

Do you mean USA?
I cannot imagine that I come to local library at the corner and borrow Tanteidan convention book. It is MI 5!