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2005/9/23
Each of three shapes in the following image is based on the same folding diagram, which is a modification of the previous article: In corrugation: almost planar spread ; an almost spread form in the left side, a corrugated column in the middle, and a collapsed cruciform structure in the right side:
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Material: A4 sized Japanese papers, without using adhesives.
Date: In September 2005
Photo date: September 18, 2005
Supplements:
Development of 'almost spread form'/'collapsed cruciform structure'
Development of 'corrugated column'
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>> Click the image to see the larger picture <<
Material: A4 sized Japanese papers, without using adhesives.
Date: In September 2005
Photo date: September 18, 2005
Supplements:
Development of 'almost spread form'/'collapsed cruciform structure'
Development of 'corrugated column'
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