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2005/7/11
The following is the result of an attempt to make some 'latticework', made of modules as appeared in the preceding article and sub-modules with another shape for linking adjacent modules together.
It has been displayed in the previous articles already: "A modified modular planar folding" and "Larger modules with light blue links".
Here is a partial diagram of those modular folding structures:
Folded shape of six modules in 2 by 3 viewed from front/back sides:
>> Click each image to see the larger picture <<
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It has been displayed in the previous articles already: "A modified modular planar folding" and "Larger modules with light blue links".
Here is a partial diagram of those modular folding structures:
Folded shape of six modules in 2 by 3 viewed from front/back sides:
>> Click each image to see the larger picture <<
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