Just read through this thread. Thanks a bunch for the instructional tutorial, Gary.
By the way, Gary ... the solid that you called a dodecahedron (in post#10) isn't correct.
It's actually an icosahedron (20 equilateral triangle faces, 12 vertices). A dodecahedron is the inverse of an icosahedron (12 equilateral pentagon faces, 20 vertices).
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