Mosely Snowflake Sponge Fractal (Level 3)

by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)

The design of this fractal is attributed to Dr. Jeannine Mosely. We used approximately 50 000 business card for this Snowflake Sponge. The final model is around 1.50 meters.

Jerusalem Cube Fractal (Level 1)

by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)

The Level 1 Jerusalem Cube is almost similar to the Menger Sponge where each face is ornated by a cross pattern. I use business card for this model.

Spiked Icosahedron

by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)

This spiked icosahedron is made with Nick Robinson’s trimodules (30 modules).

Editors note:

Nick Robinson’s trimodules can be found here.
More spikey ball types of origami here

Vann’s 5 Card Pentagonal Hassock

by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)

This business card polyhedron is a variant of a cuboctahedron but with a pentagonal top and bottom. The model is attributed to Valerie Vann and is made with 5 units.

Gyroscope Octahedron

by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)

Octahedron made with 6 Gyroscope Modules (attributed to Lewis Simon).

Editor’s Note:
Gyroscope instructions can be found in the modular origami page.

Gyroscope Cuboctahedron

by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)

Cuboctahedron made out of 12 gyroscope module. I use 9x9cm paper blocks for this model.

Note from editor:
The gyroscope module can be found here under Gyroscope by

Business Card 4-Pieces Cuboctahedron

by Franck Ramaharo
(Antananarivo, Madagascar)

The design of the 4-pieces cuboctahedron unit is attributed to Valerie Vann. It is very easy to assemble and the final model is very sturdy.

Editor’s