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Andyh190911 Nov 2012 2:31 p.m. PST

Sorry about title, but I my descriptive skills are failing right now. Worth checking out maybe.

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Thought I'd bang this link up in case it's on any use. It's from the fault analysis group at University College dublin. Not a set of complete paper models, they are a geology "starter" kit. But they do offer some interesting shapes and it's covenient having someone else work out the paper plan form.

Take a look at the "normal fault and relay ramp" option as an example. I've just thought of a number of uses for this one.

There are another set of cubes on the site. Which I am sure there is a use of, but still trying to figure one out.

fault-analysis-group.ucd.ie

Then go to educational material, then paper models near the bottom of the page. Won't let me grab a link. If anyone can think of a use, let me know.

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