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Chapel 9: variations
This chapel is similar to Chapel 9, but is made of 16 rhombicosidodecahedra joined by means of 75 octahedra (or triangular antiprisms) grouped three by three. The lower five rhombicosidodecahedra are reinforced, and rest on a base in the shape of a double-scale pentagonal prism.
GEOMAG constructions: Chapel 9, variation 1, view 1
Chapel 9, variation 1, view 1
6192 pieces: 1495 balls, 3850 rods, 142 pentagons, 705 squares (32.66 kg)
GEOMAG constructions: Chapel 9, variation 1, view 2
Chapel 9, variation 1, view 2
GEOMAG constructions: Chapel 9, variation 1, view 3
Chapel 9, variation 1, view 3
GEOMAG constructions: Chapel 9, variation 1, view 4
Chapel 9, variation 1, view 4
Inside views:
GEOMAG constructions: Chapel 9, variation 1, view 5
Chapel 9, variation 1, view 5
GEOMAG constructions: Chapel 9, variation 1, view 6
Chapel 9, variation 1, view 6
A minor version made of 11 rhombicosidodecahedra connected by 15 pairs of square antiprisms:
GEOMAG constructions: Chapel 9, variation 2, view 1
Chapel 9, variation 2, view 1
4692 pieces: 1105 balls, 2950 rods, 82 pentagons, 555 squares (24.62 kg)
GEOMAG constructions: Chapel 9, variation 2, view 2
Chapel 9, variation 2, view 2
GEOMAG constructions: Chapel 9, variation 2, view 3
Chapel 9, variation 2, view 3
GEOMAG constructions: Chapel 9, variation 2, view 4
Chapel 9, variation 2, view 4
  • The geometry of the 11 rhombicosidodecahedra in the minor chapel matches that of the dwarf giant icosahedron after removing one of its vertices.