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| Modular Assembly Puzzles |
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object of modular assembly puzzles is to find a way to
put folded paper modules together to create a particular
shape, or a particular shape whose surface is patterned
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Name: 2 into
1 - four part modular assembly puzzle. Modules / Paper
shape / Folding geometry: 4 modules from squares
using standard folding geometry.
Designer /
Date: David Mitchell, 1989.
Reference:
037
Diagrams:
Paperfolding Puzzles - Water Trade - ISBN
0-9534774-0-X // Paperfolding Puzzles (2nd Edition) -
David Mitchell - Water Trade - ISBN
978-0-9534774-5-6
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Name: Eccentricity
- modular assembly puzzle in which six
simple assymetric modules must be assembled to
produce an eccentric cube. Development of the
Unconventional Cube. Modules / Paper
shape / Folding geometry: 6 modules from squares
using standard folding geometry.
Designer /
Date: David Mitchell, 2009.
Reference:
249
Diagrams:
On-line diagrams, and one possible solution, are
available on the Puzzles page of this site.
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Name: Puzzle
Icosahedron - five part modular assembly
puzzle. Paper type / shape: 5 modules from
hexagons using 60/30 folding geometry.
Designer /
Date: David Mitchell, 1988.
Reference:
010
Diagrams:
Published in BOM issue ?
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Name: Quartetra
- four part modular assembly puzzle. Paper type / shape:
Hexagon / Any kind of paper.
Designer /
Date: David Mitchell, 1988.
Reference:
030
Diagrams:
Paperfolding Puzzles - Water Trade - ISBN
0-9534774-0-X // Paperfolding Puzzles (2nd Edition) -
David Mitchell - Water Trade - ISBN
978-0-9534774-5-6
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