I have tried myself and not found anything. 5 sircos, 5 tics, and 10 tuts, and gridoid1 and gridoid2 still have to be searched.

I gave my computer another 16-GB memory and I got some noble 120-vertex-polyhedra but all of them were compounds. And in many other cases Stella crashes as before. I tried all uniform ones and their duals, the compounds of pairs of chiral 60-vertex noble polyhedra but I didn‘t find any distinct ...

I gave my computer another 16-GB memory and I got some noble 120-vertex-polyhedra but all of them were compounds. And in many other cases Stella crashes as before. I tried all uniform ones and their duals, the compounds of pairs of chiral 60-vertex noble polyhedra but I didn‘t find any distinct ...

I'm trying to figure out a way to find 120-vertex noble polyhedra with stella.
Does anyone have any smart ideas?

Wow! I never saw this before. Very good job!

Put together a very nice list of .stel files for the known nobles and special compounds (i.e. doubled-up facets and uniforms)
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgVMslM5Ti8XlFQ-pc0 ... F?e=POEJXP

In the meantime I found one more pair. It is derived from an augmented dodecahedron:

https://i.postimg.cc/VJ4VbxL5/Faceted-Stellated-Dual-of-Augmented-Dodeca.jpg

https://i.postimg.cc/sGF6ryKH/Faceted-Stellated-Dual-of-Augmented-Dodeca-dual.jpg

Is that different from the pair in my OP post ...

.off files for these two compound pairs, plus two more pairs found from two nobles' hulls
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgVMslM5Ti8XlEhCNb_ ... g?e=CgAQIi

The chiral pair @Ulrich discovered yields another special disphenoid compound in the same way.

Turns out the convex hull and general structure those last 4 share actually has a more unique and fascinating specimen I missed the first time - a special 30-disphenoid compound pair
30-disphenoid compounds have 120 faces and 120 vertices. It's very easy to double up the faces OR double up the ...

@Ulrich

I did the same thing with the excavated icosahedron, and found 2 more pairs. One pair looks almost identical to W115_02 and W115_02_d in your .pdf table.

https://i.postimg.cc/t1Lkcjz6/new-noble-pair-new.png
https://i.postimg.cc/YjwKGKwj/new-noble-pair-2-new.png
.off files https://1drv ...

Amazing! I love the first one.

I had tried searching from an augmented icosahedron, but hadn't succeeded in finding any. I wonder if other isohedral deltahedra would also yield new results.

@Ulrich
Ah, no. I'll clarify. I didn't facet sirsid's dual, or the dual's hull. I took the hull of sirsid, and faceted that hull's dual.

I've now searched the large majority of uniform polyhedron hulls and noble polyhedron hulls for isogonal stellations of those hulls that facet into new noble ...

Four new ones

I took an isohedral faceting of the dual of the small retrosnub icosicosidodecahedron's (aka sirsid)'s convex hull, and then isohedrally faceted the dual of that faceting, yielding a new noble polyhedron and its dual, and then faceted that noble dual, and got yet another pair.

First ...

robertw wrote: Mon Nov 02, 2020 3:06 am Wonky how? Which one?

For example many (most?) of the duals of hemipolyhedron facets of the icosidodecahedron have faces I can't make sense of. I don't have access to stella at the moment to check