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or How I Spent My Xmas Vacation.
See, my mom got me one of those Origami-a-Day calendars. But I already knew most of the models. Three of the days were for something called the "tricorn", which is two back-to-back tetrahedrons with one of the vertices sunken. There's probably a fancy math term for one of these, but I'm not looking it up now.
I made one, and thought that it would be cool to make more because they could be put next to one another to form a big polyhedron. Four of them made something like a hat. I figured I could make many of these and put them together. I didn't know exactly what it would look like, but I had a plan.
A hundred sheets later, I knew what it would look like. A katamari!
For the record, it's 18 groups of 4 tricorns, each of which take 3 sheets, for a total of 216 sheets.
Here it is with Final Fantasy XII next to it for scale.

See, my mom got me one of those Origami-a-Day calendars. But I already knew most of the models. Three of the days were for something called the "tricorn", which is two back-to-back tetrahedrons with one of the vertices sunken. There's probably a fancy math term for one of these, but I'm not looking it up now.
I made one, and thought that it would be cool to make more because they could be put next to one another to form a big polyhedron. Four of them made something like a hat. I figured I could make many of these and put them together. I didn't know exactly what it would look like, but I had a plan.
A hundred sheets later, I knew what it would look like. A katamari!
For the record, it's 18 groups of 4 tricorns, each of which take 3 sheets, for a total of 216 sheets.
Here it is with Final Fantasy XII next to it for scale.
