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This kusudama, Wings, consists of 6 modular pieces, and joining all the 6 pieces together it forms a wing pattern around the paper ball. Below are the pictures with different views of the Wings kusudama.
 

This kusudama, Chrysanthemum Icosahedron, consists of 30 modular units and each modular unit looks like an arrow sign, after joining all the 30 units you will get a very fancy paper ball. Below are the pictures with different views of the Chrysanthemum Icosahedron kusudama.
 

 
This kusudama, Venus, consists of 32 to 36 modular units, it all depends you will need to glue them all together until you fill up and get to the form of a ball. Below are the pictures with different views of the Venus kusudama.
 

 
This kusudama, 3D 5 Points Star, it requires 30 pieces of the modular unit to complte the kusudama. Below are the pictures with different views of the 3D 5 Points Star kusudama.
 

 
This kusudama, 3D Star, consists of 30 modular units, after joining all the units you will see a 3D stars formed around the globe. Below are the pictures with different views of the 3D Star kusudama.
 

 
This kusudama, 5 Points Star, consists of 30 modular pieces and it turned out very neat and beautiful. Below are the pictures with different views of the 5 Points Star kusudama.
 

 
This kusudama, Gyroscope, consists of 12 modular units. Below are the pictures with different views of hte Gyroscope kusudama.
 
 

This kusudama, Electra, consists of 30 modular units and when you joined the units together it forms a 5 point star. Usually people makes this Electra Kusudama with a crane hanged inside the center of it. Below are the pictures with different views of the Electra kusudama.
 

 
This kusudama, Cube, consists of 6 modular units. Below are the pictures with different views of the Cube kusudama.
 
 

This kusudama, Triangle Module, consists of 8 modular units, these especially geometry modular units sometimes are used in teaching in the classrooms. Below are the pictures with different views of the Triangle Module kusudama.