A few pics

[Robin Adair]

Just a few pics of recent models I've done. W-58 done in a poinsettia styling and coloring. With, and without stamens added

[robertw]

Very nice! Looks very accurate too. Keep up the good work

[Robin Adair]

Here's a W-76, the Rhombidoecadocecahedron approximately 23 inches tall, with each parallel plane a separate color (I think this was 23 different colors). I completed it about a month ago. It's too bad that the photos in the book "Polyhedron Models" by Wenninger aren't in color. Black and white just doesn't bring out the details.

[robertw]

Also nice. Wow, it's big. I tend to make models about as small as workable, which generally means shortest edge between 0.5 and 1 cm.

I haven't made either of your models, I would make this model with about 16cm diameter, or 6.3 inches. About a quarter the size of yours.

The smaller they are, the more I can fit in a display case Big models are great though if you've got somewhere to store them.

[Ulrich]

This is one of my favourite uniform polyhedra and I like your model very much.
I once made this shape too but only with three colours. That‘s not really satisfying.

Ulrich

[Robin Adair]

I think I should have gone for smaller, as you say it is hard to store. I thought about giving it to a classroom, thinking that they might have more room, but my daughter wanted it for her home. You may have noticed some creases. The pentagrams (stars) are the weak areas. I reinforced some of them with a thicker star glued to the interior, but I didn't like the way it deformed the surface. I also tried paper plates glued internally to the tabs. This seemed better.

[Peter Kane]

Yes, a very nice model. Makes me want to reach for the glue...

Pete K