PEN02 - DODECAHEDRON FROM 30 PENULTIMATE PENTAGON MODULES BY ROBERT NEALE
Credits and Resources Text-Only Tutorial copyright 2026 by Lindy van der Merwe and Nishi Sakpal accessorigami.com Please note: This tutorial only covers the assembly of a 30-unit regular dodecahedron from the Pentagon Module within the Penultimate unit family. For a tutorial on how to fold the actual module and other units within the Penultimate Unit family, visit the following page: Penultimate Unit Family by Robert Neale Paper to be used: 30 squares of similar size; use large paper to practice with at first. Note that some tutorials recommend using a rectangle made by first accordion-folding a square into fourths and then removing one of the panels. Accordion-folding a square will form a stronger structure, but if using thicker paper, you may want to have only three layers. The choice is yours. Folding level: Beginner/Intermediate Introduction A unit or module in origami is like a puzzle piece. To make a modular origami figure, you will need to fold more than one unit and assemble th...