oh my goodness, what a blast from the past. i just remembered this channel exists and i remember being so hyped about modular origami because of it xD i must have made ten of these since first watching this... makes me want to make another lol
Patience, people. That's all you need for this. Also, if you're trying a model that needs 30 modules- construct three or five of them and see if you're capable of putting them together. If you can't figure it out, you haven't wasted your other paper.
I'm almost done with it, I've only got nine pieces left! thanks for the great tutorial! I got frustrated at times, but all I had to do was go back and watch what you did! Thanks!
Love this!! Made it out perfectly!! And it's EASY!!! For those who can't managed to combine the pieces, I suggest you try using a little glue. It helps to hold them together :)
@barbabellaatje I used a bit of glue for the model after sliding in the module, and it really helped when I went to add a bit of glue using the end of a pencil. I recommend doing what I did, maybe with a toothpick but only on the tucked in area.
You're basically the only person on youtube that makes actually good origami tutorials :) My only complaint is that the music is too repetitive, maybe mix it up so you don't have to listen to the same bit over and over until your model is finished. And thank you for not speeding it up, everything is slow paced and easy to follow, and my model looks very nice!!
@Ransom90 There is a method but it's kinda hard to explain. If you look on one pentagon of the icosahedron you will see that around the edge three of the same colors will touch each other (I know that's really confusing). At :20 do you see how the icosahedron has 3 yellow units in the same place? That's the key if you don't want the same colors to touch. Just try your best to make each triangle the three different colors and you will eventually get it. Hope that helps.
Thank you for making this video. I followed your directions making sure to use all the same colors you used in the video and it turned out great. Your tutorials are very useful. You have a new subscriber :)
@reymatt76 I went ahead and did the first part after coloring one side. I found in order to fold with the color on the outside you have to start folding with the color side up. that way when you finish it is shown off to the world. Hope this helps you as it did me. :)
The square can be any size alsong as ALL squares you use in the model are the same size. The squares are then cut in half to produce a 2:1 ratio rectangle :)
i actually did it!!! i was always into origami but this was my most complicated project yet (im a noobie) so thank u very much i can try evn more complicated projects now!!!
@reymatt76 honestly, its not that hard to figure out. u know u started with the wrong side up if the color isnt on the outside. assume u start with white side up, and if its wrong, just do it over. or if u really cant stand to do that, just buy some double colored paper.
well.... this method is really nice n works well with icosahedron (30 pieces indicating 30 edges) I tried the same with tetrahedron which turned out very hard... but still I succeeded next Octahedron this one was harder than icosa but not as hard as tetra .... anyway thnku for the method really awesome
Great video instructions! I was able to make one myself and just uploaded a video of it. I have to say putting in the last few pieces was definitely the hardest part.
Thanks for the video! I've messed up with colors for a first time,but eventually the icosahedron was finished. Also, I've noticed, that this module can be used for other tetrahedra. Have you made any other ones using this module?
Great vid, very informative! Took me over an hour...and the last piece was really hard to do, but I managed it! It works with 5 colors very nicely as well.
When I construct it I always get to the last few pieces and then realise I have to put two of the same colour next to each other. I have made it successfuly once before but I think it was a fluke. How do I make sure I never get two colours the same next to each other?
@regnar89 lol. Actually origami doesn't require only squares. As long as the paper doesn't need to be cut in order to finish the model. You have to cut the paper to even make it a square in the first place right? Whether you did it or the manufacturer. I would hardly say Thomas Hull's FIT model isn't origami! ;D
i've made 5, i love this model it's easy to do, doesn't require a crap ton of paper, and is a great display piece. i've been doing origami since 7th grade and my room is loaded full lol
@reymatt76 yeah, i guess you're right. i do like that paper better, its easier to work with. the only thing i dont like is that its kind of flimsy, making modules hard to assemble. her paper looks thicker...
I have to do this but I don't know how to do it. My colors Touch each other so the pattern falls apart and you didn't show the whole video you skipped it to the last piece now I'm stuck. HELP! D:
You can see that each triangular surface has three colors--RED, YELLOW, GREEN--in clockwise order. Just make sure that is the case for every triangular surface.
@gueronpau97 you didn't have to watch the whole thing... you already knew what was going to happen in the video (the title and description explained it all)
Thank you! I've built it in two hours today and it's going to be a gift for my girlfriend's bachelor degree in mathematics!
2 hours? Bit much for this one
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oh my goodness, what a blast from the past. i just remembered this channel exists and i remember being so hyped about modular origami because of it xD i must have made ten of these since first watching this... makes me want to make another lol
It took soooooo long to fold the peices, but I finally did it...and now I have to put them all together, greattttt
Patience, people. That's all you need for this. Also, if you're trying a model that needs 30 modules- construct three or five of them and see if you're capable of putting them together. If you can't figure it out, you haven't wasted your other paper.
Easy to do‽ Making this thing was a pure hell from start to finish. But honestly, it's worth it; it looks very nice.
nice interrobang
I liked this video as soon as he said "Of course I don't as that is prohibited in Origami"
The instructions are very clear. Assembling it takes a bit of time and patience, but it was fun to do ^__^ Thank you very much!
I'm almost done with it, I've only got nine pieces left! thanks for the great tutorial! I got frustrated at times, but all I had to do was go back and watch what you did! Thanks!
10 minutes video took hours. Worth making! Used green, black and white papers. Takes time to create. Thanks!!
Love this!! Made it out perfectly!! And it's EASY!!! For those who can't managed to combine the pieces, I suggest you try using a little glue. It helps to hold them together :)
@barbabellaatje I used a bit of glue for the model after sliding in the module, and it really helped when I went to add a bit of glue using the end of a pencil.
I recommend doing what I did, maybe with a toothpick but only on the tucked in area.
You're basically the only person on youtube that makes actually good origami tutorials :) My only complaint is that the music is too repetitive, maybe mix it up so you don't have to listen to the same bit over and over until your model is finished. And thank you for not speeding it up, everything is slow paced and easy to follow, and my model looks very nice!!
Imagine doing origami with hard rock xd
Can I use sticky notes?
@Ransom90 There is a method but it's kinda hard to explain. If you look on one pentagon of the icosahedron you will see that around the edge three of the same colors will touch each other (I know that's really confusing). At :20 do you see how the icosahedron has 3 yellow units in the same place? That's the key if you don't want the same colors to touch. Just try your best to make each triangle the three different colors and you will eventually get it. Hope that helps.
11 yearsss ago ??? I cant belive
Thank you for making this video. I followed your directions making sure to use all the same colors you used in the video and it turned out great. Your tutorials are very useful. You have a new subscriber :)
It`s a perfect Gift!
@reymatt76 I went ahead and did the first part after coloring one side. I found in order to fold with the color on the outside you have to start folding with the color side up. that way when you finish it is shown off to the world. Hope this helps you as it did me. :)
This one was fun - once you get your head around how it goes together its pretty easy too! Thanks
@OnTheStrangeSide can use a normal paper size or no i hav to use the same size?
It was very helpful for my math project. Thank you.
The square can be any size alsong as ALL squares you use in the model are the same size. The squares are then cut in half to produce a 2:1 ratio rectangle :)
i like how the segments are at an edge not corner so you could probably make other shapes
like a tetrahedron or octohedron
if you have i sided paper which side do you bigin on?
the confusing part is after you make the 5 rings. What do you do next? please help!
i just finsished my model, and it looks awesome! the video is really nice. good quality, easy to follow and with a personal touch. Good work! :D
Is there any way that you can make it bigger from more units?
i actually did it!!! i was always into origami but this was my most complicated project yet (im a noobie) so thank u very much i can try evn more complicated projects now!!!
@reymatt76 honestly, its not that hard to figure out. u know u started with the wrong side up if the color isnt on the outside. assume u start with white side up, and if its wrong, just do it over. or if u really cant stand to do that, just buy some double colored paper.
OMG!!! PLATONIC SOLID TUTORIAL VIDEO!!! (I've been waiting for one of these).. you kinda rock.
you also can use 5 colors - 6 units of each color.
then groüp all 5 colors around each corner.
I wonder if this module can be used to make an origami dodecahedron.
Have not made it yet but look easyer than some others so I will give it a go
well.... this method is really nice n works well with icosahedron (30 pieces indicating 30 edges)
I tried the same with tetrahedron which turned out very hard... but still I succeeded
next Octahedron
this one was harder than icosa but not as hard as tetra ....
anyway thnku for the method
really awesome
im guessing that this module will make polyhedra w/only regular triangles right(i.g.an octahedron
oh, and what paper do you use ? :)
I wanted to know, what are the possible sizes for the beginning 15 squares ? thanks :)
How much small paper do I need?
I hate my math project....
me too
why its fun
Rxant King Me too😭
Me too. It so bored
HATE IT
Just finished!!!!! This one was really fun to make. the last piece was really difficult to put on for me but all in all it was pretty easy. :)
how in the world do you find those type of origami paper.
How many pieces are?
I need it urgently
How many exactly do I have to make with each 3 colors?
how do u make the edges so smooth if u dont cut them o.o
Dose it transform ??
hey what size have to be each paper?
what is surprising to me is i spelled icosahedron correct when searching for this video amazing video btw
How'd you cut with no scissors?
what kind of paper i used
finally, a tutorial on this (i could only find diagrams)
hey you from 11 years:)
Thank you so much for this! I made one, and gave it to my teacher for Christmas!
Thanks!
R u being serious)
Edit:*?
how big does the paper need to be?
its probably supposed to be more tight but it depends on how you like it i would imagine.
Great video instructions! I was able to make one myself and just uploaded a video of it. I have to say putting in the last few pieces was definitely the hardest part.
Thanks for the video! I've messed up with colors for a first time,but eventually the icosahedron was finished.
Also, I've noticed, that this module can be used for other tetrahedra. Have you made any other ones using this module?
nice vid and i was wondering why ur hands are shaking? i can see it in the movement of the peices
the music is so soothing...
I just finished making mine. It looks pretty good.
Great vid, very informative! Took me over an hour...and the last piece was really hard to do, but I managed it! It works with 5 colors very nicely as well.
for those wondering you start colored side up
I was a bit confused in 1:22 - 1:27.But I get it.
What is the exact size of the rectangle paper in 0:31? Please help me :(
i have watched almost every one of your vids you are a beast with paper
What are the measures of the paper
I followed the color pattern and stuff but I get two moduels of the same color together any ideas why that is
When I construct it I always get to the last few pieces and then realise I have to put two of the same colour next to each other. I have made it successfuly once before but I think it was a fluke. How do I make sure I never get two colours the same next to each other?
what density of paper?
if you dont use scissors then how do you cut the paper
@regnar89 lol. Actually origami doesn't require only squares. As long as the paper doesn't need to be cut in order to finish the model. You have to cut the paper to even make it a square in the first place right? Whether you did it or the manufacturer. I would hardly say Thomas Hull's FIT model isn't origami! ;D
can we use post it
i made this a while ago... it was really fun and the outcome looked really cool. :)
i've made 5, i love this model it's easy to do, doesn't require a crap ton of paper, and is a great display piece. i've been doing origami since 7th grade and my room is loaded full lol
this isn't perfectly origami
this includes 15 squares n u have to cut them into halves but ...
this is nice haha
well done tho
omg can someone tell me how big the paper needs to be so i can try to make it
@reymatt76 yeah, i guess you're right. i do like that paper better, its easier to work with. the only thing i dont like is that its kind of flimsy, making modules hard to assemble. her paper looks thicker...
Is that hair on theback of the hand at 10:05-10:07?
Where did you find the diagrams for this? Please tell!
@reymatt76 yeah no kidding. That's what I'm trying to figure out and I was going to use 5 colors anyway.
what paper did he use?
This was a lot easier than the kusudama :) Thanks for posting!
what paper do you use i tried using origami paper but it was wayyy to flimsy to hold up a ball shape.
whoaw i just made it and it's so great!!! it looks just like yours! i love it!
will sticky notes work?
how difficult is it to connect them?on a scale from 1 to 10?plis?someone that doesnt have so much experience!
what size is each piece?
Does anyone know what paper that is ??
@evilscapes28 Duh! He doesn't cut it, he either buys it like that or folds on the same crease until you can rip it in half.
What should be the size
wait why did you not use scissors (because they are prohibited in origami) but also use something not square?
How big paper?
I made it and it looks GREAT! It's the best origami so far that i made. It's great for hidding stuff:)
Great videos!
woah, how'd you cut the paper with your fingers!!! I wish i fingers that cut stuff XD
lol
can you make it with 4 colors?
I LOVE IT!!!!
it took me 1 hr to make it, but it was worth it!
I LOVE YOUR UPLOADS BARBABELLAATJE!!
omg where do ppl come up with this
what is the paper? please
which type of paper is this
can i do this with 50 pieces??
I have to do this but I don't know how to do it. My colors
Touch each other so the pattern falls apart and you didn't show the whole video you skipped it to the last piece now I'm stuck. HELP! D:
shanelle algama me too
You can see that each triangular surface has three colors--RED, YELLOW, GREEN--in clockwise order. Just make sure that is the case for every triangular surface.
@gueronpau97 you didn't have to watch the whole thing... you already knew what was going to happen in the video (the title and description explained it all)
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