Stellations of the Rhombic Triacontahedron

This is just a selection of the 226 fully supported stellations of the rhombic triacontahedron. The notation used here to identify individual stellations follows that of Peter W. Messer's article listed in the references. (The numerical order here is random.) Each solid is given in two renderings: monochrome and five-colored.

• 1. core (solid color) (5 colors)
• 2. G (solid color) (5 colors)
• 3. T (solid color) (5 colors)
• 4. Kr (solid color) (5 colors)
• 5. QrSrXr (solid color) (5 colors)
• 6. K (solid color) (5 colors)
• 7. VrZr (solid color) (5 colors)
• 8. QrSrVrXr (solid color) (5 colors)
• 9. 2B (solid color) (5 colors)
• 10. Y (solid color) (5 colors)
• 11. A (solid color) (5 colors)
• 12. CD (solid color) (5 colors)
• 13. EF (solid color) (5 colors)
• 14. B (solid color) (5 colors)
• 15. JU (solid color) (5 colors)
• 16. YZ2A (solid color) (5 colors)
• 17. GHI (solid color) (5 colors)
• 18. JK (solid color) (5 colors)
• 19. LMN (solid color) (5 colors)
• 20. OPQ (solid color) (5 colors)
• 21. RSTU (solid color) (5 colors)
• 22. VWX (solid color) (5 colors)
• 23. D (solid color) (5 colors)
• 24. I (solid color) (5 colors)
• 25. J (solid color) (5 colors)
• 26. U (solid color) (5 colors)
• 27. VX (solid color) (5 colors)
• 28. C (solid color) (5 colors)
• 29. DE (solid color) (5 colors)
• 30. DG (solid color) (5 colors)
• 31. E (solid color) (5 colors)
• 32. EI (solid color) (5 colors)
• 33. F (solid color) (5 colors)
• 34. GH (solid color) (5 colors)
• 35. GI (solid color) (5 colors)
• 36. GK (solid color) (5 colors)
• 37. GM (solid color) (5 colors)

More to come...

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