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Final stellation of the icosahedron

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Polyhedron, The Final stellation of the icosahedron, is one of the many stellate forms of the icosahedron. The geometric shape has a significant number of rays. To make the assembly of a polyhedron convenient, it was necessary to increase the geometric dimensions. Therefore, the parts are divided into two sets: Magic Edges #23 and #24.

The thin needles of this polyhedron resemble a daring sea urchin. Or maybe it is a piece of a mysterious Venetian carnival? Take a closer look. How many stars can you count on these bright rays? Do not forget to return to reality when you understand the cosmic forms.

* Detailed description of the polyhedron on the pages of the set "Magic Edges".

 

great star
final icosahedron

 

Detailed assembly from Alexei Zhigulev (youtube-channel - Origami)

 

Detailed assembly from Andrei Lomakin (YouTube channel - Sekretmastera)

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