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nonkelgans
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Ishibashi ball

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OK, I can make an ordinary Ishibashi ball with 6 modules but there seems to be a way to make one with more modules by adding a crease somewhere (so I have read on the internet), anybody knows where that crease might be??
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Nobody knows??
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like this? It looks like it follows the same structure as Sonobe unit polyhedra. The Ishibashi ball units are essentially just fancy Sonobe units, so if you mountain-fold them in half, they should work similarly.
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I Think you wanted to show a photo but that doesn't show. But Thanx for the tip on folding them in half, I will try that. It's indeed a Sonobe unit, Why didn't I think of that myself? Arrrg, fuzzy brain.
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Ah, sorry-I meant to post a link, but I guess I forgot it :oops: It is just a photo I found on a google search: http://www.giladorigami.com/P_Meenakshi ... hiBall.jpg
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