Ingredients:
30 Q-tips
A jar of rubber cement.
Preparation:
1.) Dip the end of each q-tip in rubber cement
2.) Let dry
3.) Make an icosahedron
(Thanks to Steven Caney!)
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- Zach Kron
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4 comments:
Pretty cool!
Great site Zach, i always keep myself informed about the last things on revit and stuff. greetings from chile.
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Nice model.
You might be interested to see the parametric Revit version we created as one small step along the path towards a parametric geodesic dome.
http://collab.northumbria.ac.uk/bim2/?page_id=167
Great idea! Toys should not be always expensive. Just play with your imagination and be resourceful you can come up with a unique toy like what shown above. You really did a great job!
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