Isomorphs of the Great Snub Icosidisdodecahedron
The gisdid (or great snub icosidisdodecahedron) has a unique property for a uniform polyhedron: it exists in two different isomorphs. These are normally not distingishable but if we divide the 24 pentagrammic faces into 2 sets of twelve such that one member of each set visits each vertex the isomorphs become apparent.
The gisdid (or great snub icosidisdodecahedron) has a unique property for a uniform polyhedron: it exists in two different isomorphs. These are normally not distingishable but if we divide the 24 pentagrammic faces into 2 sets of twelve such that one member of each set visits each vertex the isomorphs become apparent.