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This gallery will be continually expanding, and submissions and suggestions are always welcome. If you need any help understanding or building one of these models, feel free to e-mail me.
Alex@JovoToys.com

Since the standard JOVO set includes triangles, squares and pentagons, the figures below are shown using just those shapes (using all six colors of JOVO - red, yellow, green, blue, black and white). If a hexagon is needed, you can substitute six triangles. If you need an octagon or decagon, I have the figure "greyed out" to show it cannot be constructed as-is using JOVO. If you wanted to approximate, you can sometimes substitute a square cupola for an octagon, or a pentagonal cupola for a decagon. If you ever need a dodecagon, you can build one from triangles and squares (see prisms and antiprisms below).

Convex Polyhedra
	Platonic Solids (a.k.a. regular solids - every face is the same, and every vertex is the same)
		Tetrahedron	Cube	Octahedron	Dodecahedron	Icosahedron
	Archimedean Solids (a.k.a. semiregular solids - different types of faces, but every vertex is the same)
		Truncated Tetrahedron Triangles in place of Hexagons
		Cuboctahedron	Truncated Octahedron Triangles in place of Hexagons	Truncated Cube Octagons not available	Rhombicuboctahedron	Truncated Cuboctahedron Octagons not available	Snub Cuboctahedron Click here for left-handed version.
		Icosidodecahedron	Truncated Icosahedron Triangles in place of Hexagons	Truncated Dodecahedron Decagons not available	Rhombicosidodecahedron	Truncated Icosidodecahedron Decagons not available	Snub Icosidodecahedron Click here for left-handed version.
	Prisms and Antiprisms (an infinite set of solids - here are the ones you can make with JOVO)
		Triangular Prism	Square Prism	Pentagonal Prism	Hexagonal Prism Triangles in place of Hexagons	Dodecagonal Prism Tri & Squ in place of Dodecagons
		Triangular Antiprism	Square Antiprism	Pentagonal Antiprism	Hexagonal Antiprism Triangles in place of Hexagons	Dodecagonal Antiprism Tri & Squ in place of Dodecagons
	Johnson Solids (ALL the convex solids not already mentioned above)
		(Triangular Pyramid = Tetrahedron)	Elongated Triangular Pyramid	(Gyroelongated Triangular Pyramid has adjacent coplanar faces)	Triangular Dipyramid	Elongated Triangular Dipyramid	(Gyroelongated Triangular Dipyramid has adjacent coplanar faces)
		Square Pyramid	Elongated Square Pyramid	Gyroelongated Square Pyramid	(Square Diyramid = Octahedron)	Elongated Square Dipyramid	Gyroelongated Square Dipyramid
		Pentagonal Pyramid Face angles too sharp to close	Elongated Pentagonal Pyramid	Gyroelongated Pent. Pyramid (a.k.a. diminished icosahedron)	Pentagonal Dipyramid	Elongated Pentagonal Dipyramid	(Gyroelongated Pentagonal Dipyramid = Icosahedron)
		Triangular Cupola Triangles in place of Hexagons	Elongated Triangular Cupola Triangles in place of Hexagons	Gyroelongated Triangular Cupola Triangles in place of Hexagons	Triangular Orthobicupola	(Triangular Gyrobicoupola = Cuboctahedron)	Elongated Tri. Orthobicupola	Elongated Tri. Gyrobicupola	Gyroelongated Tri. Bicupola Click here for left-handed vers.
		Square Cupola Octagons not available	Elongated Square Cupola Octagons not available	Gyreoelongated Square Cupola Octagons not available	Square Orthobicupola	Square Gyrobicupola	(Elongated Square Orthobicupola = rhombicuboctahedron)	Elongated Squ. Gyrobicupola	Gyroelongated Squ. Bicupola Click here for left-handed vers.
		Pentagonal Cupola Decagons not available	Elongated Pentagonal Cupola Decagons not available	Gyroelongated Pent. Cupola Decagons not available	Pentagonal Orthobicupola	Pentagonal Gyrobicupola	Elongated Pent. Orthobicupola	Elongated Pent. Gyrobicupola	Gyroelongated Pent. Bicupola Click here for left-handed vers.
		Pentagonal Rotunda Decagons not available	Elongated Pentagonal Rotunda Decagons not available	Gyroelongated Pent. Rotunda Decagons not available	Pentagonal Orthobirotunda	(Pentagonal Gyrobirotunda = Icosidodecahedron)	Elongated Pent. Orthobirotunda	Elongated Pent. Gyrobirotunda	Gyroelongated Pent. Birotunda Click here for left-handed vers.
					Pentagonal Orthocupolarotunda	Pentagonal Gyrocupolarotunda	Elong. Pent. Orthocupolarotunda	Elong. Pent. Gyrocupolarotunda	Gyroelong. Pent. Cupolarotunda Click here for left-handed vers.
		Gyrobifastigium	Augmented Triangular Prism	Biaugmented Triangular Prism	Triaugmented Triangular Prism		Augmented Pentagonal Prism	Biaugmented Pentagonal Prism
		Augmented Hexagonal Prism Triangles in place of Hexagons	Parabiaugmented Hex. Prism Triangles in place of Hexagons	Metabiaugmented Hex. Prism Triangles in place of Hexagons	Triaugmented Hexagonal Prism Triangles in place of Hexagons
		Augmented Dodecahedron	Metabiaugmented Dodecahedron	Parabiaugmented Dodecahedron	Triaugmented Dodecahedron		Metabidiminished Icosahedron	Tridiminished Icosahedron	Autmented Tridim. Icosahedron
		Augmented Trunc. Tetrahedron Triangles in place of Hexagons					Augmented Truncated Cube Octagons not available	Biaugmented Truncated Cube Octagons not available
		Aug. Trunc. Dodecahedron Decagons not available	Parabiaug. Trunc. Dodecahedron Decagons not available	Metabiaug. Trunc. Dodeca. Decagons not available	Triaug. Trunc. Dodecahedron Decagons not available
		Remember that models with decagons can often be approximated by excavating pentagonal cupolas, like this for J83
		Gyrate Rhombicosidodecahedron	Paragyrate Rhombicosidodeca.	Metagyrate Rhombicosidodeca.	Trigyrate Rhombicosidodeca.	Diminished Rhombicosidodeca. Decagons not available	Paragyr. Dim. Rhombicosidod. Decagons not available
		Metagyr. Dim. Rhombicosidod. Decagons not available	Bigyr. Dim. Rhombicosidod. Decagons not available	Parabidim. Rhombicosidodeca. Decagons not available	Metabidim. Rhombicosidodeca. Decagons not available	Gyr. Bidim. Rhombicosidod. Decagons not available	Tridim. Rhombicosidodahedron Decagons not available
		Snub Disphenoid	Snub Square Antiprism	Sphenocorona	Augmented Sphenocorona	Sphenomegacorona	Hebesphenomegacorona
		Disphenocingulum	Bilunabirotunda	Triangular Hebesphenorotunda Triangles in place of Hexagons
Non-Convex Polyhedra (some adjacent faces are coplanar, or the angles between the faces are inward instead of outward)
	Chiral (left-handed and right-handed versions)
	Pyramidal Symmetry (one rotational axis, has a different top and bottom)
	Prismatic Symmetry (one rotational axis, top and bottom are the same)
	Tetrahedral Symmetry (four 3-fold rotational axes, three 2-fold rotational axes) (some of these have higher symmetry, but are the tetrahedral equivalent of another model.)
		Stretched E3 (= B4) with Dents (Toroidal Model)	24-sided Deltahedron Tetra. variant of deltathera below	Partial Tetrahedron Made from Octa. and Tetra.	Stretched Icosahedron
	Octahedral Symmetry (three 4-fold rotational axes, four 3-fold rotational axes and 6 2-fold rotational axes)
		Stretched E4 with Dents	48-sided Deltahedron	Out-folded Catalog Model
	Icosahedral Symmetry (six 5-fold rotational axes, ten 3-fold rotational axes and 15 2-fold rotational axes) (some of these have lower symmetry, but are based on an icosahedral model.)
		Stretched E5 with Dents	120-sided Deltahedron	E5-4H3
Toroidal Polyhedra (models with "handles" - these are all non-convex figures as well)
	Pyramidal Symmetry (one rotational axis, has a different top and bottom)
		Pyramids and Prisms	Cups and Prisms	Rotunda - Cup and Antiprism
	Prismatic Symmetry (one rotational axis, top and bottom are the same)
		Pyramids and Prisms
	Tetrahedral Symmetry (four 3-fold rotational axes, three 2-fold rotational axes)
	Octahedral Symmetry (three 4-fold rotational axes, four 3-fold rotational axes and 6 2-fold rotational axes)
	Icosahedral Symmetry (six 5-fold rotational axes, ten 3-fold rotational axes and 15 2-fold rotational axes)

Thanks also to Melinda Green and Don Hatch for their excellent Tyler Web Application. This free web tool lets you do great flat designs with polygons in just about any arrangement.

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