Here are 2 rings of 5 icosahedrons.
But it would also work with rings of 6 (to get a 6-pointed star).
And you can stack as many rings as your geomag collection allows.
Playing with icosahedrons
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Playing with icosahedrons
by Eric » Sun Jan 07, 2024 11:45 pm
When you link and stack icosahedrons, it gives interesting, and above all scalable, structures.
Here are 2 rings of 5 icosahedrons.
But it would also work with rings of 6 (to get a 6-pointed star).
And you can stack as many rings as your geomag collection allows.
Here are 2 rings of 5 icosahedrons.
But it would also work with rings of 6 (to get a 6-pointed star).
And you can stack as many rings as your geomag collection allows.
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Re: Playing with icosahedrons
by Eric » Sun Jan 07, 2024 11:47 pm
- Closer view
- Pentagonal pyramids on the outer side of the ring tucked in.
- Pentagonal pyramids on the outer side of the ring tucked in.
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Re: Playing with icosahedrons
by Eric » Sun Jan 07, 2024 11:50 pm
- Pentagonal pyramids inside the ring tucked in.
- Pentagonal pyramids inside the ring tucked in.
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Re: Playing with icosahedrons
by Eric » Mon Oct 21, 2024 11:57 pm
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