Last year I tried to do something similar w/ just printing out a dymaxion map into a single sheet of paper, as an art/STEM project for the kids. It turned out

Last year I tried to do something similar w/ just printing out a dymaxion map into a single sheet of paper, as an art/STEM project for the kids. It turned out that cutting flaps needed some planning - we ended up with several edges that had overlapping flaps, and flaps of irregular sizes (due to the edges of the paper sheet). Another problem was that it was very flimsy and it was hard to fix the assembled globe if it got dented (because we were gluing the globe together, and because small kids). This one looks much sturdier and it seems like it might be able to hold itself together without gluing the entire thing shut. Pretty nice!