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The
Simplex Cube is a robust and versatile design by
David Mitchell. Like Sonobe modules,
Simplex modules can be used to construct any form
whose faces are either squares, or silver
triangles, or a combination of the two. Ref: M1091 / Diagrams not yet
available.
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David Mitchell's
Two Fold Cube is made from a two fold module
first used by Tony O'Hare. The cube design is
achieved by combining three square-section tubes
in a Borromean relationship. Ref: M1045 / Diagrams can
be found in British Origami magazine 186 of
October 1997
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David Mitchell's Kite
Pattern Rhombic Dodecahedron is assembled from
twenty-four corner-pocket modules of a design
related to that of the module for Nick Robinson's
Rhombic Dodecahedron. David Mitchell's Kite
Pattern Triacontahedron was derived from this
design. Ref:
M1009 / Diagrams not yet available.
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The form of David
Mitchell's Gemini 24 is based on the
rhombicuboctahedron in much the same way as
Gemini 30 is based on the icosidodecahedron. The
module was developed from the Gemini 30 module by
widening the angle of the folds used to create
the pockets and tabs. Ref: M1115 / Diagrams can be found
in Paper Crystals - David Mitchell - Water Trade
2000 - ISBN 0-9534774-2-8
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David Mitchell's Elite is made from twenty-four
extremely simple modules folded from silver
rectangles. The overall shape of the form is that
of a cuboctahedron. The square faces are faceted
to align with the planes of the dimpled
triangular faces creating a remarkable sculptural
effect and revealing some unexpected mathematical
properties of the cuboctahedral form. Ref: M1035 / Diagrams can
be found in Building with Butterflies - David
Mitchell - Water Trade 1999 - ISBN 0-9534774-1-X.
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