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Star Icosahedron folded by Evan Zodl

EZUploaded by Evan ZodlMar 17, 2012
Folded from twenty hexagonal sheets of tant. I have been trying to perfect this design for some time now, and I am finally satisfied with the result. My goal was to incorporate the EZ Star into each of the units. Just like the original EZ Star, more stars can be stacked on top of of one another on each of the units Diagrams can be found in Model Collection Autumn 2015 by the British Origami Society and Origami Collection 2014 by OrigamiUSA.

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