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Surfaces: Explorations with Sliceforms

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Mathematical Models

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The Tarquin Globe: To Cut Out and Make Yourself

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D-Forms: Surprising New 3-D Forms From Flat Curved Shapes

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Crystal Models On the Type of an Ordinary Plait

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Sliceforms: Mathematical Models from Paper Sections

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Paper Presents: To Colour, Cut-out and Glue Together

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More Gift Boxes!: 14 Delightful Boxes to Cut Out and Make Yourself

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Paper Automata: Four Working Models to Cut Out and Glue Together

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Make Shapes (Book One)

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Make Shapes (Book Two)

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Paper Engineering for Pop-up Books and Cards

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Codes and Ciphers: Clever Devices for Coding and Decoding to Cut Out and Make

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Automata Too

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Walking Automata

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Paper Animals: A Collection of Appealing Creatures to Cut Out and Glue Together

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More Mathematical Curiosities: A Collection of Interesting and Curious Models

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Florate Polyhedra

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High Fashion in Stuart Times: A Study of Period Costume with Pull-up Scenes

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The Tarquin Star-globe: To Cut Out and Make Yourself

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This week we reissue Images of Infinity - first published in the 1980s - and written by Dik Tahta and Ray Hemmings. We've updated some elements of the book and there is a Foreword by Alf Coles. I met Dik before his death, but many will not know of him directly and not know of his work, except perhaps as that teacher..."Thanks to Mr Tahta, I became a professor of mathematics at Cambridge, a position once held by Isaac Newton" ...Stephen Hawking.

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