The most complex one I've made so far is just the great icosahedron. :lol: I made my initial models, the Platonic, Archimedican and Kepler-Poinsot solids before I got Stella4D. Those got lost and damaged. :( Now I live in a nice place with a big bookcase, so I could make more once I get a printer ...

That models looks like it'd look good in sunlight. When I have some wood and tools, I'll post about that here.

I already knew about the Platonic solids from general references, then I found a hardcover copy of Alan Holden's Shapes, Space and Symmetry in the library. I borrowed that one several times and at university. I still find new things in it each time I look at it. :shock: Then I found the Wooden Book ...

I haven't selected a source of wood yet and was just wondering about what precision level was good. What kinds of woods are good? Have you tried plastic?

I am interested in building polyhedra out of a material like wood or plastic. I am wondering about the required precision of mitre angles. I noticed that Squeaky made a wooden one. What precision was used for cutting the wooden pieces?

I have a tool that looks like a combination square, but has a ...