Two Polyhedra Featuring Twenty Regular Octadecagons Each

The first of these two polyhedra also includes isosceles triangles, two types of isosceles trapezoids, and twelve regular pentagons.

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It is also possible to make a similar polyhedron where the twelve pentagons are replaced by regular decagons, but only by allowing the twenty octadecagons to overlap.

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These polyhedra were constructed using Stella 4d, which can be found at http://www.software3d.com/Stella.php.