Modular Origami 30 units- Origami Little Turtle (Tomoko Fuse) (Silent)

Paper: 10cm x 10cm origami paper, 30 sheets
The little turtle unit is designed by Tomoko Fuse. There are many variations to combine units. Here is one variation. I suggest using thick paper for this model. Thin papers do not hold together and fall apart, in this case, you may use glue.
Bu model için biraz kalın kağıt kullanmak daha uygun. İnce kağıt kullanırsanız model ayrılabiliyor, bu durumda yapıştırıcı kullanabilirsiniz.
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[@narenmahadevan7605]

Super easy, and super awesome! Great tutorial :)

[@iloverapch]

I've made a few of these and I love it! Is there an easy, mathematic way to calculate the total number of pieces if I want to create a tomoko fuse ball with more pieces? Since this one is 30 pieces, would the next increment be 60 pieces, 90 pieces, and so onward? Thank you so much!

[@mathsoforigami]

Thank you!! yes, there are so many options on my channel, it depends on the faces of the polyhedron, faces and the number of vertices define the number of pieces 🥰🥰

[@iloverapch]

@@mathsoforigami Thank you so much for replying! I appreciate it. I'll check out the other videos!

[@MAT-xu4fp]

I want to do it😊😊

[@mathsoforigami]

please let me know if you do it🥰🥰🥰