On Wed, Sep 6, 2017 at 1:50 PM, I asked: Hi > > Does anyone know of a modular icosahedron with plain faces?I mean one > regular icosahedron with plain or hollow faces not one of those > complementary polyhedrons of which there are several. In all the ones I've > seen, the triangles that are the faces are made of seveal (usually 3) parts. > > So if you know such model please let me know the name, author and if > possible where its diagram is published. > > Thanks. >
Someone replied offlist (I don't know if he wants to stay unnamed) and recommended Miyuki Kawamura's model from her "Polyhedron Origami for Beginners" I folded it but I'm dissapointed. She even mentions in the diagram "you can use glue to make a strong model" which suggests (and turns out to be true) a weak link. So I'll rephrase my original question Does anyone know of a modular icosahedron with plain faces and a strong lock? If so please let me know the name, author and if possible where its diagram is published. Thanks. -- Jorge Jaramillo
