Tropical Fruit
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Once the transformation to the cubic form was solved, the curiosity arose to see how this geometry behaved in other platonic solids, to see if it produced beautiful/interesting models. From working with the tetrahedron, this model emerged. Using the shape of a reuleaux tetrahedron has helped, on the one hand, to build a model of manageable dimensions and, on the other hand, to make a small homage to my homeland, using the relatively good resemblance it has with the "Chirimoya" (custard apple), a delicious fruit that is produced especially in the tropical coast of Granada. Printed in PETG plastic Links
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