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2005/9/21
「In corrugation: almost planar spread」 corrugations
A similar folding pattern to the preceding corrugated construction can be spread over a flat surface, retaining some thickness of the folded structure that is defined by its diagram:
>> Click the image to see the larger picture <<
Note that folded structures consisting of similar patterns to the previous 'Azekura' cannot be spread out as above.
Material: an A4 sized Japanese paper, without using adhesives.
Date: In September 2005
Photo date: September 18, 2005
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>> Click the image to see the larger picture <<
Note that folded structures consisting of similar patterns to the previous 'Azekura' cannot be spread out as above.
Material: an A4 sized Japanese paper, without using adhesives.
Date: In September 2005
Photo date: September 18, 2005
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投稿者: kaishonashi
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