I rarely ever post in the lists I belong to, but I am an avid origami practitioner, if that is the way to say it. I would be very interested in the drawing, and honestly I'm not sure what you mean exactly by "pure", but I am interested in it anyway! I only just recently (dragoncon) got interested in these pyramid games, and I'd love to try some of the games that require massive numbers of pyramids without having to actually buy the plastic ones just to try it. This would be a wonderful thing to do. Please do send the instructions, if not to the list, send them to me directly (whooshtn@xxxxxxxxx). Thanks a lot!! John -----Original Message----- From: icehouse-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:icehouse-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of kerry_and_ryan@xxxxxxx Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 1:50 PM To: icehouse@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [Icehouse] Origami Icehouse I've finally re-figured out Bill Adams's stackable origami Icehouse pyramid design. I've even made an improvement or two on it. I tried contacting Bill via email a couple times and I've never gotten any response. Similar requests on this have gone unanswered, so I assume he's not contactable and/or interested any more. Those of you that want to see this design, would you rather get "pure" origami instructions or see a printable folding diagram? I already have a diagram drawn up in a Word doc file. In fact, three copies of the diagram sized to make a large, a medium and a small all fit on one 8.5 x 11" page. You can fold it so that the printed lines all end up on the inside of the pyramid. Or you can modify the diagram by coloring in the four triangles that end up being the pyramid faces and then fold the whole thing insideout (i.e. swapping mountain and valley folds). Let me know what's best for you all. Ryan _______________________________________________ Icehouse mailing list Icehouse@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.looneylabs.com/mailman/listinfo/icehouse