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Dissecting a Rhombic Triacontahedron New this week	Folding Nets for Some Golden Rhombic Solids New this week	Nets for the Rhombic Icosahedron New this week	Nets for Bilinski's Dodecahedron New this week	Dissecting and Reassembling a Cube into Three Different Solids New this week

Folding Nets of Polyhedra with Subdivided Faces Updated this week	Rearranging Dissections of Six Rhombic Dodecahedrons of the Second Kind New this month	Dissecting a Concave Rhombic Triacontahedron into 13 Cubes New this month	Six Polyhedra with 240 Equilateral Triangular Faces New this month	A Polyhedron with 420 Triangular Faces New this month

Mazes on Nets of Rhombic Dodecahedra New this month	Nets for Cowley's Dodecarhombus and Related Solids Updated this month	1. Nets for Cowley's Dodecarhombus Updated this month	Approximate Rhombic Icosahedron Updated this month	Dissecting a Rhombic Triacontahedron into Twenty Congruent Cubes New this month

Dürer's Impossible Net	Folding Dürer's Partial Net	Approximate Rhombic Triacontahedron	Approximate Spikey	Hexecontahedron Net

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