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This model is made of strips of paper rather than a single paper or folded modules. It’s called a stamp machine (originally “Stampfmaschine” from German) because it can move – or more commonly known as “action model”. It consists of 16 cubes, each cube is made of 3 strips of paper, and everything is knotted together with more strips.
I used thicker paper (160g/m2) for the cubes because they had to be sturdy and normal paper (80g/m2) to knot them together. You’ll need 48 strips of 6 squares to make all the 16 cubes, 4 strips of 14 squares and 8 of 12 squares to knot them together (although the 14 and 12 square strips aren’t that accurate).
A knotology origami by Heinz Strobl.
Paper to use
You need 48 strips of 6 squares for the cubes and then knot them together with whatever you have.
Diagrams
You can get the diagrams/instructions to the cube here and the assembly here from Orihouse.
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