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Star Tower folded by Evan Zodl

EZUploaded by Evan ZodlJun 1, 2012
Folded from an octagon cut from a 35cm x 35cm sheet of tant. This model is what originally inspired me to design my Logarithmic Spiral. This is another fractal design where the concentric stars can be repeated forever, or at least until the paper becomes too small to work with. Diagrams can be found in Wondrous One Sheet Origami by Meenakshi Mukerji.

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