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A very nice modular origami that has the possibility of being expanded: you can assemble 18 modules to make a truncated tetrahedron, 24 for a cuboctahedron, 30 for a dodecahedron like the one on the picture, 48 for a rhombicuboctahedron and so on.
The modules are 120 degree units, by David Shall. I think you can figure out what the assembling steps are, it took me about half an hour to assemble it so I couldn’t tape it all.
Paper to use
You need 24, 30 or 48 square papers, they don’t have to be very big, but the bigger the easier to assemble.
Diagrams
I found the diagrams for it on Francis Ow’s website. Or you can find them in David Shall’s book: Papercopia: Origami Designs.
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