A modular unit from which you can assemble anything you want.
Made from 20 white pieces and 12 black pieces, by Mark Leonard.
A fairly easy modular by Dennis Walker.
A ball-like modular origami by Mio Tsugawa.
It seems like the paper “rings” are impossibly intersecting, but actually it’s made from 6 pieces by Thoki Yenn.
A shuriken like modular star by Robert Neale.
An action model made from 8 Tung Ken Lam’s jitterbug modules.
A modular origami which lets you make a cube, an octahedron, an icosahedron and so on, by Stephan T. Lavavej.
This modular origami is brought to us by Jorge Lucero.
A puzzle origami invented by Piet Hein and diagrammed by Sebastian M. Kirsch.
A very good modular for beginners, the modules only need 8 creases.
Here’s a very easy icosahedron by Heinz Strobl.
Originally this modular needed glue, but I modified it a little so it wouldn’t need any.
A strip origami, by Heinz Strobl. All it needs is strips of paper and time.
