M/S and C/Us of numerous three-dimensional geometric shapes made from brightly coloured paper spread out on a table.
M/Ss of Christopher Bowes making a cube the old-fashioned way with paper and a pot of glue, and Andrew Keeble making a cube the modern way, by plaiting brightly coloured paper round and round the shape to make it fit together without using glue.
We see these two schoolboys sitting side by side at a table with their schoolmaster, Robert Pargeter. The commentator tells us he developed the idea for use when simple models are needed in maths lessons at Taunton School in Southampton. C/U of Mr P’s hands cutting some brightly coloured strips of paper and folding them in preparation for plaiting.
M/S as he produces one he prepared earlier! It seems to be several strips of coloured paper plaited together at one end; various C/Us as Mr P carries on plaiting and folding the paper to show the method. He is making a Great Dodecahedron which the commentator tells us “technically only has
0 views
0
0
2 years ago 00:08:35 0
Комбинации многогранников и круглых тел
3 years ago 00:06:11 3
Многогранник
4 years ago 00:04:56 3
Правильные многогранники
4 years ago 00:02:16 0
Plaited Polyhedra (1960)
4 years ago 00:06:48 4
Многогранники. Методы решения
5 years ago 01:46:01 0
Amelie Lens at Atomium in Brussels, Belgium for Cercle
5 years ago 00:04:57 8
Russian Rammstein - Du Riechst So Gut
6 years ago 02:02:40 0
2 Hours of Beautiful Chill Out and Lounge Music
7 years ago 00:04:16 0
Максим Фадеев - Ангелы
7 years ago 00:04:40 0
Григорий Лепс - Я скучаю по нам по прежним - ПРЕМЬЕРА 2017